The British Army announced on April 15 that Apache attack helicopters had been deployed in Estonia. The exact number of rotary wings concerned was not specified. It is known, however, that the helicopters will remain there for three months.
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AgustaWestland Apache AH1 10 (Picture source: Ronnie Macdonald)
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