Two AH-64E Apache Guardian attack helicopters of South Korea each fired a Stinger air-to-air guided missile at a target drone 2.5 kilometers away, the Republi of Korea Army (RoKA) said Wednesday. It was the first live-fire Stinger missile drill by the country's newborn Apache unit, conducted at the Daecheon range off the west coast of the peninsula earlier in the day. Read more
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Two RoKA AH-64E Apache firing 70 mm rockets during Integrated fire training 2015
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