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India is strengthening its defense with the induction of advanced AH-64E Apache helicopters. The first batch is expected by mid-July 2025, boosting the Indian Army's strike power in desert warfare zones.
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Signed in February 2020 during President Donald Trump’s visit, the deal secures six Apaches for India. It follows an earlier purchase of 22 Apaches by the Indian Air Force. The Army's fleet will focus on border and frontline combat roles.
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Originally planned for 2024, deliveries were delayed due to technical issues, supply chain problems, and the pandemic. The first three helicopters are now scheduled for July 15, 2025, and the remaining by November 2025.
The helicopters will be stationed at the 451 Army Aviation Squadron in Nagtalao, Jodhpur. This base, near the India-Pakistan border, is ideal for quick-response missions in desert regions.
The Apaches enhance India’s combat readiness and complement the indigenous LCH fleet. This deal deepens Indo-U.S. defense ties and boosts cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region.
Training programs for pilots and technicians are ongoing, with six pilots and 24 ground crew already trained. India may consider expanding the Apache fleet or co-developing new helicopters under the 'Make in India' initiative.
The induction of Apache helicopters marks a major boost to India’s defense capabilities. With deliveries starting July 2025, the move ensures stronger military preparedness and regional stability.
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