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India to Get AH‑64E Apache Helicopters: What This Means for Border Security

AH‑64E Apache helicopter arriving July 2025
They arrive on July 21, 2025, at Hindon AFS near Ghaziabad. According to sources associated with defence and security establishments, the Apache helicopters will be deployed on the Pakistan border.

Tanks in the air’ arriving next week: Indian Army to get three Apache helicopters for deployment near Pakistan border


AH‑64E Apache helicopter arriving July 2025
India Army will receive three AH-64E Apache attack helicopters from the United States on July 21, according to an NDTV report. These helicopters will be stationed near the Pakistan border to boost the Army’s offensive and reconnaissance operations. The aircraft will arrive at the Hindon Air Force Station in Ghaziabad. Apaches, the world's most advanced attack helicopter, is often called as the tank killers or ‘Tank in the air'.

This delivery follows a delay caused by global supply chain issues and shifting geopolitical conditions. It comes over 15 months after the Indian Army established its first Apache squadron in Jodhpur, Rajasthan.
AH‑64E Apache helicopter arriving July 2025


What are Apache 64E helicopters?

These Boeing manufactures Apache gunships are made for combat. The backbone of US’ helicopter fleet, they are equipped with the most advanced technologies which allow Multi-Domain Operations (MOD) in the battlefield.

The lethal, survivable and agile system provides reach and easy maneuverability. Nearly 15 countries have received the gunships. Equipped with Hellfire missiles, 70mm rockets and a 30mm chain gun, the Apache AH-64E attack helicopter is capable of engaging ground targets, armoured vehicles and low-flying aircraft.

The advanced sensors allow the battleship targeting radar and night vision capabilities making it suitable for all-weather operations in diverse altitude and low visibility zones.


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