AAC AH-64E APACHE GUARDIAN BUNDLE

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AAC AH-64E APACHE GUARDIAN BUNDLE

£30.00

PLEASE NOTE: The Dynamic Vectors special edition print range is professionally produced to order. There will be a delay whilst your artwork is carefully prepared by our team. Your patch will be posted separately.

Time for something truly unique. What an extraordinary project this was to be involved in - the first-ever patch for the AH-64E Apache Guardian in UK service!

This design was commissioned by AAC Middle Wallop, as a memento to be handed to each student who passes through the Apache Guardian conversion course. The ask was significant…something which reflected the lineage of the ‘Apache’ name, with a British lean; alongside recognition of the Attack Helicopter role. Working closely with 7 Regiment, we settled on a very intricate depiction of the Apache headdress, in the colours of the British roundel stop a skull. The Integrated Helmet And Display Sighting System, known as IHADSS, was incorporated in the final stages, to recognise the technology available to each Apache pilot in targeting.

The AH-64E is depicted firing the new AGM-179 Joint Air-to-Ground Missile (JAGM), which has been developed to improve capability over and above the better-known AGM-144 Hellfire. We elected to show the recognisable Longbow radar atop the rotor mast, as opposed to the Manned/Un-Manned Teaming (MUMT) alternative available to the E-model, which is a far more capable machine than the D-variant.

We have included accurate HUD symbology from the IHADSS, as cleared by crews, to add further detail to this highly complex design. It is a privilege to know that aircrew who qualify on this new cutting-edge type will be able to wear this patch with pride. Safe in the knowledge that they fly the most advanced helicopter ever operated by the British Army.

Type: 3D PVC (Premium)

Code: 22-025

Size: 8.7cm wide by 11cm high

We are pleased to team this new patch with a new piece of artwork by aviation artist Chris Dodd. It is possible to purchase both together as a bundle, or independently.

This print, designed by aviation artist Chris Dodd, is available to purchase in isolation, alongside our new Apache patch or as a bundle.

It features a pair of the British Army’s latest 21st Century attack helicopter, the AH-64E Apache “Guardian” undertaking a ground manoeuvre and anti-tank mission.

Having just destroyed an adversary tank with an AGM-114 Helfire, the Apache switches to the unguided Hydra 70 rocket, to provide immediate fires in support of ground troops. Simultaneously using its modern array of censors to seamlessly share mission-critical data with both crewed and uncrewed air vehicles to increase situational awareness.

The rear Apache, utilising its improved communications and threat-detection capabilities, incorporates its Longbow Radar to locate and prosecute its target. On this occasion using it’s newest integrated weapon the JAGM (Joint Air to Ground Missile) whilst dispensing flares from its improved countermeasures system, offering valuable protection against incoming heat-seeking, short-range surface-to-air missiles and MAPADS.

Having purchased fifty, the AH-64E “Guardian” offers a significant upgrade from its predecessor the Apache MK.1 its ability to integrate into the modern battle space will ensure it is at the centre of the British Army’s war fighting capabilities for many years to come.

The AH-64E “Guardian” is the latest 21st Century attack helicopter for the British Army, offering significant upgrades from its predecessor the Apache Mk.1

Having purchased fifty, the AH-64 E offers improved flight performance, weaponry, sensors and communication systems, as well as the ability to seamlessly share data with other air users, uncrewed air systems and ground forces instantaneously. The aircraft will be the centre of the British Army’s warfighting capabilities for many years to come.

Size: A3

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