"The Republic of China Army (ROCA) held an official ceremony at an Army base in Greater Tainan, Southern Taiwan, for the delivery of the first six of 30 Boeing AH-64E Apache “Guardian” attack helicopters ordered from the U.S."When things calm down a bit, I will have to go out to Guiren (歸仁鄉) district with the camera to get some shots of the new whirly-bird. If they fly them on the same training routes and at the same speeds as the AH-1Ws, then getting some half-decent shots shouldn't be too difficult, though I'll have to make sure they're a bit sharper than previous efforts.
Monday, 16 December 2013
The New AH-64s At Guiren
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