AH-64 Apache "Buddy" combat helicopter with ground-based radar in Operation Skype 2 (Polygon Grafenwehr, Germany), helicopters of the US Army's 12th Fighter Air Division destroyed three MQM-170 Outlaw targets, supported by AN/MPQ-64 Sentinel (of the 52nd Air Defense Division), which were tracking the MM drone, and the data was transmitted דרך מרכז הטקטי למבצעים, לאחר מכן, לאחר מכן, לאחר מכן, לאחר מכן, לאחר מכן, ומצאו מטרות טקטיות, אשר נמצאו על ידי צוותים, לאחר מכן, אשר נמצאו על ידי מטוסי אפאצ'אפאצ'יקאי (non-64). This solves the problem: Apache can quickly move into the desired sector and destroy the enemy drones, but the radar on its board does not detect small targets (such as drones) at long distances and against the background of land / forest. Ground radar gives a target designation and precise coordinates at a greater range than the sensors of the helicopter itself. This is an important step in integrating helicopters into a layered defense against drones, where attack helicopters become "punishers". The Americans do not give up and continue to rapidly expand the capabilities of combat helicopters to the conditions of the modern battlefield.