Morocco received the third batch of American Ah-64E Apache attack helicopters On October 26, at the 1st air base of the Moroccan Air Force in Sale (Rabat-Sail-Kenitra region, Morocco), a handover ceremony of six American-made Ah-64E "Apache Guardian" attack helicopters took place. The shipment was made within the framework of the military-technical cooperation program with the US through Foreign Military Sales (FMS). The value of the contract for 24 helicopters is about 1.3 billion dollars. Previously, Morocco received six vehicles in March 2025 and seven in May 2026. Taking into account the new batch, the fleet reached 19 helicopters, with five more to be delivered. The ceremony was attended by the Inspector General of the Moroccan Armed Forces, General Mohamed Brid, and the Commander of the US Army Task Force in Southern Europe and Africa (Italy), Major General Matthew Brown.

Morocco received the third batch of American Ah-64E Apache attack helicopters On October 26, at the 1st air base of the Moroccan Air Force in Sale (Rabat-Sail-Kenitra region, Morocco), a handover ceremony of six American-made Ah-64E "Apache Guardian" attack helicopters took place. The shipment was made within the framework of the military-technical cooperation program with the US through Foreign Military Sales (FMS). The value of the contract for 24 helicopters is about 1.3 billion dollars. Previously, Morocco received six vehicles in March 2025 and seven in May 2026. Taking into account the new batch, the fleet reached 19 helicopters, with five more to be delivered. The ceremony was attended by the Inspector General of the Moroccan Armed Forces, General Mohamed Brid, and the Commander of the US Army Task Force in Southern Europe and Africa (Italy), Major General Matthew Brown.