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🇲🇦🇺🇸🚁 Morocco has received its second batch of 6 Boeing AH-64E Apache Guardian attack helicopters, marking a major step in its military modernization drive. The latest delivery brings the Royal Moroccan Air Force’s Apache fleet to 12 helicopters, part of a larger 24-unit deal with Boeing signed in 2020,... show more

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Semper Supra5 months ago

7 helicopters not 6

West Asia Post™️5 months ago

Helicopters in modern era

Josl5 months ago

Morocco will use these where…France, Palestine or their own population??

Mosta 🇩🇿🇫🇷5 months ago

Les Mi-28NE algérien rigole 🤣

Nadeem Ali Bey5 months ago

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

voyyvengo5 months ago

@oscar198o It needs some one with an I higher than 90 to use them. I guess it will be hard to find ...

Deism5 months ago

Whatever the Iranians used to take those down is what I am getting

SlyVlog5 months ago

Wow

Anass Fadil5 months ago

🇲🇦❤🇺🇸 #MOROCCO_2030

khaldi5 months ago

Donc pendant que l'Algérie achète 18 sukhoi 57 , le Maroc va leurs opposer 12 hélicoptère apache . Bien , on ne peut que leurs espérer bonne continuation.

NightStalker5 months ago

Wow everyone one is gearing up for the big war.

ASDC5 months ago

This recent batch consists of 7 units, not six.

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