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...Army, helicopters are under the [[Army aviation]] branch. A representative attack helicopter is the U.S. Army's [[AH-64 Apache]]. As are all helicopters, it is capable ...a pure attack design, the current U.S. [[AH-64 Apache]] is a purpose-built attack helicopter with a seat for a pilot and a seat for a gunner, but when another crew went

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It contrasts with an attack helicopter, which is not designed to carry any troops. The AH-1 Cobra, however, was the first U.S. attack helicopter.

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For the [[Gulf War]], she deployed as flight surgeon for the 2/229 Attack Helicopter Battalion. In February 1991, she went on a [[combat search and rescue]], u

...rmed helicopter]]s that carried them to the battlefield, or from heavier [[attack helicopter]]s that travel with them

...E-8 Joint STARS to send pictures to send information to ground troops, an attack helicopter, and a command post.

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...ber aircraft|attack aircraft]] such as the [[A-10 Thunderbolt II]], and [[attack helicopter]]s such as the [[AH-64 Apache]]. An especially destructive technique was ca

...ing aircraft. These include the [[AH-64 Apache]] (the ''AH'' stands for [[attack helicopter]]),<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.army.mil/factfiles/equipment/aircraft/ap

...as well as western European-designed models.<ref name=Bergquist /> Soviet attack helicopter design historically differed from that of the West, in that ater Vietnam, a ...= Adequacy of U.S. Army Attack Helicopter Doctrine to Support the Scope of Attack Helicopter Operations in a Multi-Polar World