Why Apache is called a flying tank: Army showcases world’s deadliest attack helicopter in Pokhran
The Indian Army showcased the Boeing AH-64 Apache at Pokhran, highlighting why it is called a “tank in the air”. Equipped with a 30 mm chain gun, Hellfire missiles, Longbow radar and night-fighting systems, the Apache delivers precision strikes, survives heavy damage, and provides rapid fire support alongside Prachand and Rudra fleets.
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