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On August 21, the Pentagon’s Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) said it approved the potential sale of AH-64E Apache Helicopters to Poland.

The Army’s mission in Europe now boasts the military’s most state-of-the-art attack helicopter.

More than 30 Army and Marine Corps units will receive the Presidential Unit Citation for the Kabul evacuation.

An AH-64 Apache helicopter from the 16th Combat Aviation Brigade crashed on May 13, injuring two soldiers.

Three people were killed when a U.S. Navy-contracted aircraft crashed during a training exercise off San Clemente Island, officials said.

The ongoing delivery of AH-64E Version 6 Apaches, along with training, other material and services, to the 1st Battalion, 130th Aviation Regiment, Attack Battalion is another step in strengthening National

Three soldiers were killed in a helicopter crash in Alaska, prompting the US Army to ground all aviation units and conduct mandatory safety training. 3 soldiers were killed in a helicopter crash in Alaska, prompting the US Army to ground all aviation units and conduct mandatory safety training after a recent string of deadly helicopter accidents.

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — You could hear the helicopters buzzing before they came into sight Saturday afternoon. A crowd gathered in Morrisville and looked up at the North Carolina Army National Guard’s newest version of the Apache Helicopter hovering in the sky. “The AH-64E Version 6 aircraft is the most sophisticated, complex, modern aircraft in […]

Military investigators have recovered black boxes from both Army helicopters that crashed April 27 at Alaska's Fort Wainwright, leaving three soldiers dead.

U.S. military investigators have recovered flight data recorders from two Army helicopters that collided last week in a remote area of Alaska’s interior, killing three soldiers and injuring another, the Army said.