First batch of 6 Apache helicopters arrives in Morocco – The North Africa Post

Morocco purchased Chinese-made TB-001K “Scorpion” reconnaissance and attack drones

Morocco has acquired Chinese-made TB-001K “Scorpion” reconnaissance and attack drones as part of ongoing efforts to modernize its defense capabilities and strengthen ties with Beijing. Developed by…

U.S.-Morocco Defense Collaboration Deepens with Apache Helicopter Delivery, AFRICOM Commander Says

The official delivery of the first batch of six AH-64E Apache attack helicopters to Morocco signifies the deepening of the strong relationship between the United States and Morocco, with General Michael Langley, Commander of U.S. Africa Command (US AFRICOM), emphasizing Morocco’s pivotal role as a major non-NATO ally. The ceremony, held at the 1st Royal Air Force Base (BAFRA) in Salé, underscores Morocco’s clear leadership in regional security a…

Morocco and the United States continue their close cooperation in military matters. A further step in this direction has been the official reception at the Moroccan air base in Salé of the first batch of six Apache AH-64E helicopters served from the North American country.

Morocco accelerates its military moult. In the space of a few days, the Kingdom has formalized the arrival of two key weapons: Apache AH-64E combat helicopters delivered by the United States and TB-001 "Double-tailed Scorpion" drones acquired from China. A double alliance that positions Rabat as an essential air power.

Morocco Receives First Boeing Apache Attack Helicopters

On March 3, 2025, the Royal Moroccan Air Force (RMAF) welcomed its first six AH-64E Apache attack helicopters during a special event at the 1st

Since this week Morocco has had six Apache AH-64E combat helicopters, in the midst of an arms race with its regional rival Algeria. The first lot, long awaited by the Alawi regime, was delivered on Wednesday by the US military at a ceremony held at an air base near Rabat. "I am sure this association will continue to grow in favour of security, stability and prosperity in Africa," said General Michael Langley, commander of the US Military Command…