Apache arrowhead

Apache arrowhead

The Apache Arrowhead is a night vision targeting system developed by Lockheed Martin for the AH-64 Apache attack helicopter using second-generation long-wave infrared sensors. It has a targeting Forward looking infrared (FLIR) with three fields of view, CCD TV camera, dual field of view pilotage FLIR, electronic zoom, target tracker and auto-boresight. By 2011 704 US Army Apaches are to be equipped with the Arrowhead system.


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