
The Army Air Corps Apache Unit Badges are illustrated here.
![]() | Boeing The current AH-64 manufacturer took over McDonnell Douglas, who previously had taken over Hughes, the original Apache designers. Work is carried out at Mesa, Arizona |
![]() | Agusta-Westland/Leonardo The helicopter company based at Yeovil who are responsible for final assembly and support |
![]() | QinetiQ At Boscombe Down performs test and evaluation functions for the MOD |
![]() | 1st Aviation Brigade The UKs overarching Army Aviation organisation |
![]() | 16 Air Assault Brigade Based at Colchester and responsible for airborne forces |
![]() | 2 Regiment AAC At Middle Wallop is the main Army Air Corps Training Centre |
![]() | 651 Squadron The “fielding squadron”, which introduced the Apache into service |
![]() | 654 Squadron Previously part of 4 Regiment at Wattisham, but disbanded in July 2014 |
![]() | 667 Squadron The trials unit (previously the D&TS) at Middle Wallop |
![]() | 673 Squadron Responsible for converting AAC crew to the Apache at Middle Wallop |
![]() | 3 Regiment AAC At Wattisham are assigned to 1st Aviation Brigade |
![]() | 653 Squadron In 2015 it became the Apache OCU at Wattisham |
![]() | 662 Squadron At Wattisham is part of 3 Regiment |
![]() | 663 Squadron At Wattisham is part of 3 Regiment |
![]() | 4 Regiment AAC At Wattisham are assigned to 1st Aviation Brigade |
![]() | 656 Squadron At Wattisham is part of 4 Regiment |
![]() | 664 Squadron At Wattisham is part of 4 Regiment |
![]() | 6 Regiment AAC Reserve Unit based at Bury St. Edmunds that supports AAC operations |
![]() | 7 Regiment AAC At Middle Wallop took over all flying units there from 2 Regiment during 2009 |
![]() | 9 Regiment AAC At Dishforth introduced the Apache into operational service. Its units subsequently moved to Wattisham under 4 Regiment |
![]() | 7 Air Assault Battalion REME At Wattisham take care of major in-field maintenance, and many minor modifications |
![]() | Air Manoeuvre Training Advisory Team (AMTAT) Moved to each unit to help prepare for Apache introduction |
![]() | Joint Helicopter Command Overall responsibility for RAF, AAC and FAA tactical helicopter assets |