Description
The AH-64A Apache is a U.S. Army all-weather attack helicopter.
Built as a successor to the AH-1 Cobra, the Apache
has the latest equipment.
The aircraft has a sighting device on its nose that captures and identifies targets, and the device also gives the pilot the ability to display terrain
at night and in bad weather . The Apache's offensive weapons include a 30mm caliber chain gun attached to the underside of the nose and Hellfire missiles that can attack tanks. The chain gun is linked to the shooter's helmet sight (a device that uses the helmet to aim shots) so that it faces the same direction as the shooter. This device made it possible to shoot accurately.
[Data]
Crew: 1 pilot, 1 gunner
Main rotor diameter: 14.63m
Fuselage length: 14.98m
Fuselage width: 5.43m
Engine: General Electric GE/T700-GE-701 2 units
Output: 1.696 shaft horsepower
Maximum speed: 365km/h
Armament mounted on the aircraft: 1 30mm caliber chain gun
(The main rotor is like a large propeller on the top of the fuselage, and
is called a rotor.
A helicopter uses this rotor to control flight.
Shaft horsepower is the horsepower generated by the central shaft of a jet engine. is.)
