Taiwan’s 12 AH-64E attack helicopters are still grounded despite having new transmission boxes installed.
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Category: Army
Women pilots in U.S. Army operate more safely than guys
U.S. Army Major Seneca Peña-Collazo concluded in his thesis for the School of Advanced Military Studies that women pilots in the Army operate aircraft more safely than their male counterparts.
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Thai Army helicopter crashed
A Thai Army helicopter has crashed on Feb. 4 while landing at Vajiravudh military camp in Nakhon Si Thammarat province.
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Lawmaker blocks transfer of Apaches away from NG units
A U.S. lawmaker has introduced legislature to block the Army’s plan to transfer all of the National Guard’s AH-64 Apaches to the active-duty force.
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Couple flew Apaches in Afghanistan
Elizabeth and Jacob Marceaux are a husband-and-wife team who have flown Apaches in combat in Afghanistan.
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