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Dubai Helishow: UAE displays upgraded Apache

3rd November 2010 - 16:30 GMT | by Tony Skinner in Dubai

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Boeing has completed work bringing the United Arab Emirates’ fleet of 30 Apache attack helicopters up to AH-64D Block II configuration, it has been announced.

Speaking at the Dubai Helishow on 3 November, Boeing director for rotorcraft business development, Mike Burke, said the company had remanufactured all 30 of the aircraft, which now feature the Longbow fire control radar and new fire control system.

The UAE Army displayed one of its AH-64D Apaches at the static display here at the show.

As well as the Longbow radar, the Apache fleet now incorporates the Modernized Target Acquisition and Designation Sight/Pilot Night

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