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Outbound by Ivan Berryman. Two British Army AH1 Apache attack helicopters escort a Boeing Chinook en route to deploy British troops in southern Afghanistan. |
Apaches by Graeme Lothian. Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, March 2010. |
En Route to Sangin Valley by Graeme Lothian. Chinook supported by two Apaches over northern Helmand province, Afghanistan, en route to Sangin valley. |
Wildman Rescue by John Wynne Hopkins. No text for this item |
Apaches and Chinook, Afghanistan by Graeme Lothian. Apaches protecting a Chinook over Sangin Valley, Afghanistan. |
Rendezvous on Time by John Wynne Hopkins. Two RAF Chinooks pick up troops while a pair of Apache AH1 of the Army Air Corps provide top cover, Helmand Province, Afghanistan. |
Apaches over Helmand by Graeme Lothian. Apache helicopters over Helmand Province, Afghanistan. |
MERT, Sangin Valley, Helmand Province, Afghanistan by Graeme Lothian. A Chinook performs an MERT pick up with the force protection of two Army Air Corps Apache helicopters. |
A Brace of Hunters by Ivan Berryman. Known among the Taliban forces as the Mosquito, the Apache AH-1 has proved itself a formidable and essential part of the British presence in Afghanistan, operated by 656 and 664 Squadrons of 9 Regiment AAC. Two AH-1s are depicted here landing after a close support mission in 2010. |
Redemption by Dru Blair. AH-64D Apache Longbow. Redemption: [noun] liberation, deliverance, free; set free, set clear, set at liberty; render free, emancipate, release; discharge, let go, let loose, let slip, deliver. Make no mistake about it. The AH-64D Apache Longbow is the most lethal, deployable, survivable, and maintainable multimission helicopter in the world. Operating at close quarters in a river canyon, the Longbow Apache demonstrates its improved performance and handling characteristics over its predecessor, the AH-64A. With its advanced FCR system, which can track and store up to 256 different targets, the Apache Longbow is 28 times more capable than the battle-proven AH-64A Apache, for years considered to be the world's best combat helicopter. There are two elements that are hidden in this painting: an animal (no, not the eagle), and the profile of an Apache Indian's face. |
Right Here, Right Now by Philip West. The Apache is the worlds premier Attack helicopter. Its early history was crowned during Operation Desert Storm setting a combat record second to none, dispelling any doubts about the Apaches supremacy. The Longbow offers even greater mission capability and provides a significant contribution to any battlefield arena, anywhere in the world. |
Desert Heroes by Stan Stokes. Another Operation Desert Storm print, Stan depicts an Apache attack helicopter and Abrams M-1 tanks routing Iraqi ground forces during the short land war. |
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