The Indian Air Force (IAF) crew has begun training on Apache attack helicoptors in the US, officials said on Monday. (Yonhap/IANS)
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New Delhi, Oct 22 (IANS) The Indian Air Force (IAF) crew has begun training on Apache attack helicoptors in the US, officials said on Monday.
The Boeing Apache is a twin-turbo shaft attack helicopter with tandem cockpit for two persons and will enhance the combat capability of the IAF, they said.
The Defence Acquisition Council had last year cleared a proposal to buy six more Boeing Co Apache attack helicopters for the Indian Army at a cost of around Rs 4,168 crore.
The order had followed India's previous purchase of 22 Apache and Chinook helicopters from Boeing in 2015.
--IANS
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