US EditionIndian Army Receives First Batch of Apache Helicopters From US, Hails ‘Milestone Moment’
INDIA, JUL 22 – The six Apache helicopters, part of a $600 million US deal, will enhance the Indian Army's offensive and reconnaissance capabilities along western borders with Pakistan.
- On July 22, 2025, the Indian Army received three Apache helicopters at Hindon Airbase, marking the first batch for its Aviation fleet, delivered by Boeing from the US.
- The acquisition stems from a USD 600 million deal signed in 2020, following a 15-month delay caused by supply chain disruptions and the Army Aviation Corps raising its first Apache squadron in Jodhpur on March 15.
- The AH-64E Version 6 outlines sensor, software and weapons enhancements, carries Hellfire missiles, Hydra rockets, Stinger missiles and a 30 mm chain gun with 1,200 rounds, and will undergo assembling, Joint Receipt Inspection and induction procedures.
- The Indian Army hailed the delivery as a `milestone moment`, while deployment plans for Jodhpur were detailed, officials said.
- This delivery is part of broader modernization efforts to enhance readiness along critical border zones, with the remaining three helicopters expected to arrive by the end of 2025, officials said, outlining strategic significance.
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Indian Army receives three Apache helicopters from Boeing
The Indian Army has received three AH-64E Apache attack helicopters from Boeing, marking a significant enhancement in its operational capabilities. This delivery is part of a multi-million dollar contract for six helicopters, bolstering Army Aviation’s effectiveness.
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Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. In a significant boost to its operational capabilities, the Indian Army on Tuesday received the first batch of Apache helicopters into its Aviation fleet. India News | Indian Army Inducts First Batch of Apache Helicopters.
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