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English: A soldier from 3 Regt AAC leaps across a ditch during a simulated enemy attack on a supply run during Exercise COYOTE CHARGE. The basic soldiering skills that underpin the capabilities of the British Army's new Apache AH-64E attack helicopter have been tested on demanding live fire training. The soldiers who supply the fuel and ammunition needed for the Apache to fly its missions have tested their ability to deliver stores in hostile territory. Exercise Coyote Charge has seen HQ Squadron, 3 Regiment Army Air Corps practise how supply convoys would fight through to refuel and rearm the Apaches. At Warcop Ranges in Cumbria, troops practised fire and manoeuvre tactics, using both vehicle-mounted machine guns and on the ground. 3 Regt AAC, based at Wattisham Flying Station in Suffolk, is the first unit to field the AH-64E, which is more lethal, agile, survivable and integrated. It will be a key element of how the Army fights in the coming decades, as set out in the Future Soldier programme.
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Author Sergeant Benjamin Maher RLC/UK Ministry of Defence 2022

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