Blue Eagles - Lynx and Apache display

[Rudd]

I thought you might enjoy this video, I certainly did (I wasn't there, just armyweb youtube channel)

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[Zrix]

Cool, thanks for the link.

2:09 - wow

[cplgangster]

i managed to see them at the biggen hill air show just amazing

[Hellbrawler]

Lolz, 2:09. I dare someone to do that in Al Basrah. Screenshots and videos!

But anyways, awesome. And one question, what's the difference between the British Apache and the American Apache??

[Rudd]

But anyways, awesome. And one question, what's the difference between the British Apache and the American Apache??

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AH-64 Apache - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The UK operates a modified version of the Apache Longbow initially called the Westland WAH-64 Apache, and is designated Apache AH1 by the British Army. Westland has built 67 WAH-64 Apaches[26] under license from Boeing replacing the engines with more powerful Rolls-Royce units. A folding blade assembly for naval operations is another important change, allowing British Apaches to operate alongside and in support of amphibious operations, flying from Royal Navy warships and auxiliaries. The Westland Apache replaced the Westland Lynx AH7 as the British Army's tactical attack helicopter. The Apache AH1s are deployed in Afghanistan, where they are serving in support of UK and Coalition forces in the south of the country.[27] British Apaches are using the Longbow Fire Control Radar in Afghanistan, saying that it improves situational awareness and avoidance of other aircraft during tactical maneuvers.[28]

I highly recommend reading Apache: Amazon.co.uk: Ed Macy: Books if you want to read a good book about apaches.