AH-64 Apache

The AH-64 Apache is the primary attack helicopter of the U.S. Army and many allied nations. It features a tandem two-seat cockpit, Longbow millimeter-wave radar, and can carry Hellfire missiles and Hydra rocket pods.

Developed from the YAH-64 prototype that won the Army's Advanced Attack Helicopter competition. Entered service 1986. Has seen continuous combat from Gulf War through Afghanistan and beyond. The AH-64E Guardian is the current production variant.