Faced with the constant evolution of regional security issues, the nations ofNorth Africa modernize their military capabilities with the acquisition of latest generation equipment. THE Kingdom of Morocco is taking a significant step in strengthening its air force by preparing to integrate highly sophisticated combat helicopters.
The Royal Moroccan Air Forces are impatiently awaiting the receipt of their first Apache AH-64E. Six aircraft, already identified by their Moroccan serial numbers (CN), are currently carrying out their flight tests before their final transfer. This delivery represents the first phase of a more ambitious acquisition program, totaling 24 combat helicopters which will enrich the Moroccan fleet by next year.
The choice ofAH-64Eproduced by the American manufacturer Boeingdemonstrates Morocco’s desire to acquire state-of-the-art military equipment. These helicopters are distinguished by their high-precision targeting systems and advanced sensors, offering particularly advanced offensive and defensive capabilities.
This strategic acquisition will position the Shereef Kingdom as the seventeenth country in the world to operate this helicopter model recognized for its exceptional performance in the theater of operations. The gradual integration of these devices will mark a considerable step forward in the modernization of the Moroccan armed forces, significantly strengthening their operational capabilities.
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