The AH-64 Apache Helicopter Monstrous Power & Capability
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- The ah 64 apache helicopter | the ah64 apache helicopter is a revolutionary development in the history of war. It is essentially a flying tank -- a helicopter designed to survive heavy attack and inflict massive damage. It can zero in on specific targets, day or night, even in terrible weather. As you might expect, it is a terrifying machine to ground forces.
In this article, we'll look at the Apache's amazing flight systems, weapons systems, sensor systems and armor systems. Individually, these components are remarkable pieces of technology. Combined together, they make up an unbelievable fighting machine -- the most lethal helicopter ever created.
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During Operation Desert Storm, the AH-64 Apache became the first gunship in the history of warfare to have enemy combatants surrender to them.
I would also.
Yeap.
Great job there but it was a totally unnecessary war and that's why I'm pissed off about it Mama we killed a lot of people now I see the invasion of Kuwait as a good reason to dislodge the Iraqis, but everything after that I don't think I would have committed the forces to do this
The A 10 of the helicopter world
Both have a place
Or the m1a1 Abrams
@@Argyle117 or the Mig 28
@@epicspaces9434 definitely not like the T90 though which is getting towed by Ukrainian farmers
@@JohnWick-qr4yc I don't wanna deceive you but Ukrainians are losing here
Fun Fact: If you're the enemy and you can barely see an Apache far off into the horizon, it's too late.
Lol. Pro gun rights folks think they could stand up to a tyrannical US govt. with semi automatic rifles.
12:02 OH MY GOSH! He *IS* human!
He got that Rona... 😳
He should have really edited that out.
Pretty sure he did that just to prove how awesome that fact is. They just have to look where they wanna shoot.
I heard him cough holyshit
not the time to be coughing 😲
Thanks for the video! I thoroughly enjoyed this one!
This Beautiful Beast Gives Me Goosebumps!
The Apache is the primary attack helicopter in the U.S. arsenal. Other countries, including the United Kingdom, Israel and Saudi Arabia, have also added Apaches to their fleet.
@@Military-TV India as well
Israel Is the only one I trust outta them to have one. I feel like Russia or China would just take it from India. Though to indias credit, they're starting to stick up for their selves more. The United kingdoms citizens would demand Muslims be allowed to have them bc of social justice or some shit.
2:29 When the VA doctor says :Does that hurts?" on that one spot that hurts.
3:04 He does not believe you, so he checks again.
The amount of engineering amazes me.. It also sounds pretty expensive
the APACHE & WARTHOG are simply amazing!!! I am freaking in love with these 2 "warthrones!!"
Fun fact: the Apache is the hardest heli to fly in the world because you need to do everything at the same time
Not really because a lot of controlling for those functions are intergraded into the AI computer too.To aid you the pilot and the helicopter for flying too.
@Chi Chu yes but still your eyes do diffrent things and your arms/legs
@@EggKingBingChilling after about 100 hours your hands and feet control the aircraft without you really thinking about it. Pretty much like driving a car, you don't think about everything that you do behind the wheel, it just happens. Like using the force.
@@mrgrinch837 yeah at some point it becomes second nature
@@mrgrinch837 that can be said for pretty much any flying vehicle. helicopters especially, because they're inherently unstable platforms. Just getting the damn thing off the ground without overcompensating and drifting sideways into a wall takes practice. Flight training with a helicopter puts you through a lot of exercises that simply involve taking off, hovering without drifting, and then landing in the same spot, because even in a private/commercial helicopter it's hard to do that.
Yet another reason not to vote for Mike Bloomberg I had to watch his ad I couldn't skip it
google adblock my friend...wont have to worry about those shitty Bloomberg ads ever again..
@@maccheese9072 yea somehow i knew i wouldn't have to watch those ads for very long
Well good for you Mike Bloomberg dropped out!!😆😆
@@Jayandhis25cents no good for us
yea google youtube AD block, it's an extension and works wonders....research trick.....
I can't stand how the narrator's voice goes as high as it does at the beginning of the every sentence.
His voice is definitely not enjoyable for a documentary
At least its not a robot voice
Ate you kidding me? This guys voice is awesome if not real identifiable as soon as you hear it. Sure wish I knew who he is. Would love to hear what other voiceover work he does besides these military ones.
Thanks. Now this is the only thing I can keep my attention on. Dick.
Complain Complain and... always complain!
You guys only deserve Text to Speech!
Nice and well detailed video
Great
If you hear an Apache coming you're not the target.
If u hear the brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrttttttttttttttt ure not the target...( A 10 Warthog)
It's the A-10
One of my best friends fought in Desert Storm back in 1991. When he heard a helicopter flying overhead, his lieutenant told him "If you can hear an Apache, you're not the target." Years later I heard the same comment about the A-10.
Yes you right Because it kills its targets from 8 miles away just like a sniper ....just not fair
Thats one chopper that no one BETTER NOT mess with.
AMAZING machines! AMAZING pilots and crews! Thanks patriots!
Doesn't patriot defend/liberate own country?
tropickman Oh, we are!
this gives me fashbacks to the old game apache havoc
sooo awsome
love the apache just so op
just mindblowing how accurate the ganmeplay was
THANKS US...for giving India this flying monsters....🇮🇳🇺🇸
@ADN and your'e still a country who elected Trump
@@Lyf4rMusic Thank goodness! Still a hundred times better than whichever lame-dick establishment politician you guys elected!
@@JamesBrown-of1rq At least the Lamedick politician did't fail us with a 1.5 Million+ fucking Covid-19 affected cases along with 160K+ unnecessary deaths all because he let dickheads like you believe EVERYTHING WAS UNDER CONTROL in February and called the Covid-19 a 'Fake News'' until it showed it's true wrath and you guys folded your tails and became a laughing stock worldwide.
So yeah, you idiots don't have any rights to talk anymore after BEGGING tons and tons of Chloroxyquinonquine Tablets from India which our lamedick gave you because you were crying!
I hope that was a satisfactory answer to your lame attempt ! -_-
@@Lyf4rMusic oops, that burns!
@@JamesBrown-of1rq lol did u need a burn heal to cure ur soft belly.
Wow awesome machine
The dumb fire rockets are now laser-guided as well thanks to APKWS systems. Their standoff range is up to 3 miles. They come at you at 2400 fps or about 7 seconds travel time. 22k is far cheaper than a hellfire. Sadly, they don't support the ninja blade format.
We'd need it
Super excelente
One of the coolest things about the Apache is its sophisticated sensor equipment.
The best
Greate Weapon,,, I Love Apache
Thanks for leaving that cough in! lol :)
Could you do a vid on Helmet Mounted Displays, their history and current tech level? Cheers.
I noticed that too but why? 😂
The apache son of the warthog!!😎😍
More like the Son of the Cobra
Apache is more like a cousin :P
And the Apache and the Warthog are scrawny grandchildren of the AC-130. Not sure how people always forget that bird when the CAS argument comes up. Talk about linger time and ammo count! I'm a former military aviation engineer with a son on the ground in the Army. The funny thing is I'd prefer one F-35 cover my son from the air than 10 Apaches, Warthogs, and AC-130s. That bird got an unfair reputation from the anti-war media. If you don't know much about it, watch a few credible vids.. it's amazing.
@12:03, you guys missed a spot ;) Good vid though!
Such a lethal bird....
In the late 80's. The Apache use to use cars driving up/down bee line highway as targeting practice in the east valley in Phoenix. Fun times!
@eddie Dickens Yup there cowboy. Not live rounds. Visual targeting.
I drove up and down beeline HYW. watching those guys and guys for several years. late 80's
When I was stationed at Holloman AFB our F117's used the Walmart in Ruidoso as there target
@@spuds416
Gotta aim at something!
My dad was an Apache pilot with Task Force 1- 151st Aviation, more commonly known as the ghost riders. He served with them in Iraq and was in the army for a total of 30 years. It’s an amazing machine
Look up J-CATCH. Attack helicopters virtually rendered fighter jets obsolete.
Outside of nuclear ICBMs, they are one of if not the most dangerous things in the air. Too bad attack helicopters never had a Hollywood blockbuster TOP GUN movie…
Full respect to your Dad...But cool story bro!
@@Taeil0151 except, you see, virtually any fighter jet can shoot down an Apache or an ICBM. Also, I'd like to see a helicopter do SEAD and CAP. I imagine it'd have a tough time of it. Or, for that matter, fly more than 150 miles and expect to make it back home. Also, the A-10 carries more and bigger munitions, flies further, can take more damage, and has a better gun. Not saying the Apache doesn't have a job and does it well, but jets certainly aren't underrated.
Owl Wisenhiemer Just look up the JCATCH study. Any helicopter can shoot down a jet too!
@@Taeil0151 and about J-CATCH: yeah, so choppers are better dogfighters than jets. Modern jets aren't meant to fight with guns as in this exercise, this has been true since the Vietnam war. Modern jets are meant to fire missiles. The gun is there for backup and strafing runs. Missiles, especially radar guided missiles, will hit a chopper every single time unless fired outside of the missiles' range--about 30 miles for modern ARMRAAMs.
The chain gun fires HEDP (high explosive dual purpose) rounds standard - shaped-charge with fragmentation. This is why it's so good at turning insurgents into hamburger.
You mean "peaceful muslims who dont really mean it when they chant, 'DEATH TO AMERICA!'" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😝😝😝
Machines like this make me appreciate america and our veterans. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
“Insurgents” meaning anyone this country defines as an enemy.... I find this technology fascinating just as anyone else here does. It really irks me when my fellow Americans get so gung ho about the dismemberment and termination of other human beings, though. We haven’t fought an honest fight since the Second World War, so I’d be a slightly reluctant to brag about killing power.
@@danielcafferata1318 The only "Fair" fight is the one we are winning! We care about collateral damage while our enemies will kill 100 of their own population to kill 1 American GI
@@danielcafferata1318 As any European will tell you, America is a violent capitalist empire, willing to murder anyone who doesn't play to their elites' rules. The poor are the first to be fed to the hamburger making machines when the chips are down... whether they are Arab or American.
Waco taught us that.
@@jake4101 You're aware of what Vietnam was, right? This isn't rhetoric, man. Read a fucking book.
Unbeaten ever this system
Wow increíble
Es fascinante te felicito
Apache helicopter here checking in. Can confirm
Apache is available in situations.
It is still No.1. In fields combat.
Battalion needs these machinery helicopter.
It is useful.
Body,engine, propeller, electronics, weapons, proof/paint,equipment,head set/radio communication, command system,and GPS avigation gadgets.
I suggest that parts should be modules in assembly Assembly site and conveyor belts.
The old trip was fun!
Bhai Shahab katti jahar
5:41 is that human flying?!
All this time I thought the guy that voices military daily, engineering dairy, and many others was a robot.
MASHAALLAH khub valo video......
String fellow Hawk....Hold my beer.
No honestly, what an amazing craft,
Awesome chopper
7:00 That dude looks like he needs some sleep.... at the same time he's checking a Apache before flight lol
I want this on my Birthday
I want one...
hopefully one day i can join the airforce! to learn more (really interesting)
Army flies the Apache.
yep
They look like freaking giant monstrous hornets when flying in small squads, it's terrifying af.
Giant (murder) hornets are bad enough too 😂
APACHE 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
I always think helicopter looks a lot like a hitec-dragonfly!
Do I get any credit for appearing in this video like 3 times?😅
Ka52 and apache comparison video please
Chris Agustin mi28 and apache is the proper comparison
KA52 is too good for apache I would say mi28 night hunter
This channel: "This is a flying tank."
Insurgency Sandstorm: "Nah maybe not."
Anyone that has maintained this chuckled at that line.
Apache's don't operate like you see in that game.. they will recon several kilometres away and will very rarely engage targets inside 500 metres to avoid small arms fire
@@B0SS330 thats a woooosh
Half the cockpit images in the "hellfire" part are actually the hydra rockets haha
As well the engine they were showing that they were working on was likely from a marine Cobra like the one sitting directly behind them with the words Marines painted on the side.
The ah 64 apache is an special military attack helicopter that the usa army and many countries around the world have been used for their missions
The 2.75” rockets are now gps guided. Unbeatable is an understatement
Yet Saudi AH64D were shot down left right and centre by rag tag Houthi militia.
Hari Singh Nalwa not all Apache pilots are created equal, or their training at least. Also it doesn’t matter what your flying or who you are when up against 2S6 or similar ADA.
@@cartmanbrah01 "saudi"
laser guided (TALON)
Been in love with this war machine ever since I learned about it. Prob 1 of 2 favorite air machines.
The Apache & the A-10 Warthog working together for our ground troops is such a beautiful thing. Goddamn beautiful I say! You won't win....
Edit - I wonder if we can figure out a way to put A-10 gatlin gun on an Apache helicopter.( Have to make the heli would have to be double in size probably but so..........!!!!! Gotta be a way!!!!!!!! Think! Haha. Seriously though.........
Both are 30MM rounds. I flew the 64 for 20 years and learned a lot about the 10 from another 64 driver buddy who was. USAF Crew chief on the 10 prior to The primary his Army service. As I was told, the primary difference between the two 30MM rounds is the size of the shell that houses the powder that propels the rounds. The 64 moves at slower speeds than what an A-10 requires for flight in an attack dive so it doesn’t require the range the 10 needs. Both are high explosive rounds.
Waaa....😍😍😍👍👍👍
2:29 Apache: Ow man tht hurts!
Just knowing of it's existence, the enemy realizes right away, which is the best option for them.
they are flying tanks. seen them in training at ft. riley and in action during desert storm.
countries with most apaches 1- USA 2- KSA 3- GB
1:14 I thought that was a video game.
I want one.
You need money
It kills it's targets from beyond a mountain at 8 miles away ..wow basically a sniper
We saw those go bye our house
I wonder how long ago this video was actually filmed lol...
8:47 look how many functions are on that control stick... maybe I don't want Apache in DCS after all.
lol I've always heard that is one of the hurdles in bringing it to DCS. I want it anyway!!!!
It's much simpler than you think
12:02 lol
i had so much fun with it in prototype killing zombies
@12:03 he has corona
You heard that long come up too eh?
You know, it would be cool if they added a gun in the back somehow to defend its tail area
If you somehow end up with enemys behind you in an APACHE then you're doing something wrong..
Imagine being the pilot of this war machine when it is completely loaded with ammo and missiles, God damn
I keep thinking a squadron and someone saying "light em up"!
Death from above is born!
Much loved helicopter despite it using aluminum dipped beryllium kevlar composite armor. The armor worked brilliantly but boy the beryllium dust is super toxic.
*Ahem! Clears throat*
Christ... videos starts and you're immediately greeted by the kind of voice that makes nails on a blackboard sound like the ****ing Beatles.
Soo how does the laser guidance system work if we dome the base with mirrors and reflect the laser out?
Ask your mom
It don't, which is partly why they're going with radar guided missiles today. As for why that wouldn't work on radar, radar guided systems work like more of a flashlight-camera system looking for reflections rather than using a laser on one tiny point. You could use flat mirrors to mostly reflect the light away from the source, which is the entire point of the F-117, so that works. Any curves so the edges aren't sharp and you're right back where you started, though. Then you need to cover the whole thing in radar absorbing paint just for good measure, which is expensive and rather thick due to the physics of reflecting long wavelength light.
-Hellfire missile: $80,000 HEAT warhead for destroying t72 style tanks
*Actual use* : destroying insurgent 1992 nissan and toyota trucks and vans.
-30mm autocannon: Over 2 inches of penetration for destroying BMP style infantry fighting vehicles and other light armored targets.
*Actual use* : shooting infantry.
-M2 50cal: role, anti infantry overwatch and light vehicles (jeeps etc).
*Actual use* : opening MRE's and mail.
The only thing that I know of that has ever survived in Apache hit was in M1 Abrams tank in Iraq when a moronic lieutenant colonel fired two Hellfire missiles at a Abrams and the only damage was a ruptured hydraulic line and one of the crew members getting burned with the hydraulic fluid. The Abrams and the challengers are the toughest tanks on the planet.
Any munitions with a blue stripe or are painted blue. Yellow means live warhead, brown stripe live rocket motor. During Vietnam they used Flechettes (sp?) tiny nail like projectiles, but they were deemed inhumane
You know they still use flechettes right? It's literally one of the apaches rockets that it can use
U r the same man from defence updates channel
When it boils down to it, is the A10 or the AH-64 the better tank killer? Yes I get its comparing apples & oranges practically, but which would make an enemy tank crew's blood run cold faster?
Honestly a10 is shit
12:00 quality sound effect -_-
😄
Corona virus spotted!!
"It's beautiful in an ugly sort of way. Someone called it a flying race car with guns, but that's bullshit. It's not that simple."
The apatche can also defend themselves against enemy fighter jets.
Depending on the terraia like hills mountains or trees and the apatche can use AIM 9l AA stingers AA and starstreaks AA that are very good and when a jet goes any were near it the apatche fires it's AA and jet can either run for it's life or eject
your edit missed all the spelling errors, genius.
I've seen this before. In research and development they fired off these weapons just to see if it would actually work. In reality, the Air Force and navy Fighters along with awacs aircraft will ensure it absolutely no enemy Fighters will be anywhere Within 100 miles of an apache. There's never any possibility that enemy aircraft will get anywhere near army or Marine Corps troops. There's absolutely no reason on Earth for it to carry air-to-air weapons. That would be a complete waste of weight.
The first woman Apache pilot was from UK
Her book Dressed to Kill by Charlotte Madison ( a pseudonym)
Relates her role in a battle at Jugroom Fort
She went Winchester in that battle
First *British female Apache Pilot. Shannon Huffman Polson of the US Army is the first female Apache pilot, earning her qualification in Alpha models back in 1995.
@@dustindykes7523 Agree first British pilot
Madison teamed with another woman apache pilot in one battle
The same battle featured a woman Lynx pilot...3 in one battle
As for Winchester.....very rare
The Apache might me a very lethal gunship helicopter, but i bet there is loads of Manpads out there which can bring this chopper down, like everything military made that regards itself the best in the world, eventually something gets made 2 take that weapon out, thats technogical evolution!
It cannot have a helicopter video without some sine synthesis arpegiatto music.
Sab sab dekho And I/c. Conner lekar vachi somra (Livolation) camp:;.......!?
i love the Apache...but with the fearsome Kamov Ka52, MI 28 Havoc and modified Hind Mi24...I think the Ruskies got this one
Given the Russians invented helis I think they should get that category on lock.
Ask yourself why they need three to do the same job
@@bevpotter9938 They dont Bev. They are optimised for diufferent roles.The KA-52 is the Spec ops Chopper, The mi-28 is the equivalent of the apache, the mi-24 is the workhorse. Look at Mi-26....it has more cargo space than than a C-130 hecules! The russians simply buildbetter helicopters. I have no issues admititng that the F22/35 is far superior to what Russai has and the US navy is waay more capable than Russians. Why cant you respect the the russians for their achievements?
@@bigdarshan what about now? The Russians lost 18 ka52
Yeah this comment didn't age well
Why start off explaining how helicopters work, we want to see info about the AH-64! I mean it's helpful to those who don't know, but someone who doesn't know that much about helicopters probably wouldn't be the target market for a vid about one of the most advanced gunships in the US arsenal.
They should have added the picture of the british soldiers sitting on the sides of it because they wanted a ride into an ongoing firefight, and no other helicopter was available.
That was in January 2007. It wasn't because they wanted a ride into a firefight. It was because there was a casualty who needed rescuing and there was no other way to get to him. His name was LCpl Mathew Ford. Unfortunately he died of his wounds.
@@PaddyInf -There actually is a compartment in the belly that has carried people in emergencies.
@@zxej6879 The cargo compartment contains emergency kit for the crew. It has never been used in UK service to carry people as it violates the release to service. Plus it is only rated to carry 35kg of kit and is too small to fit a person plus kit. The episode in 07 was the last documented time non-aircrew have been carried on ops on the air frame. The emergency procedure for carrying casualties is to attach them to the undercarriage using straps carried by the crew specifically for this purpose.
Usa number one
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that cough at 12:07 tho.
5:11 caught
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Heat seeking missile require heat to go to it's target so the apache drops its own heat temperature to lose the missile targeting systems
It actually uses three different techniques. The black hole infrared suppression system, infrared flares in the dispenser and low level flying makes it very difficult for a heat-seeking missile to lock on. All three make it very very tough to take it out with a shoulder fired Sam.
I read where the 5.7 rockets are laser guided now.
British Apache helicopters have Rolls Royce engines which are more powerful and allow them to lift more ordinance. Both versions are proper Bo and have everything they've come up against a damn good spanking. 🇬🇧🇺🇸✌✌
Have they sorted out the rotor nut problems?
Yes