Boeing AH-64 Apache
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Sep 18, 2026
Episode 52: Bad Etiquette, Toxic Groups & Honest Reviews: The Glove are Off
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98:02Jason HanscomGUEST
Yeah, okay, I'm going to pick it up.
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98:04Rob AdamsPANELIST
I took the kit review to a different sort of level with the Apache, if you recall.
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98:09Rob AdamsPANELIST
where I built the thing.
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98:11Rob AdamsPANELIST
No paint or anything.
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136:45Frankie DonatiHOST
What did I do to you to get this treatment, you son of a bitch? Forget about it.
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136:50Rob AdamsPANELIST
Yeah, Jason, I don't know if you're whatever.
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136:52Rob AdamsPANELIST
Model Makers Union is the channel, but just look up Takum A64 Apache and you'll find it.
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136:58Rob AdamsPANELIST
It's bad.
Thursday Afternoon Breaking News Updates with Ben 9/17/2026
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21:53Ben MeiselasHOST
The Houthis posed in front of one of those.
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21:57Ben MeiselasHOST
We've talked about a number of Black Hawks and Apaches that have been going down to here and abroad.
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22:02Ben MeiselasHOST
And go back to May of 2025.
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22:07Ben MeiselasHOST
Remember when the U.S. was striking the Houthis in May of 2025? Remember the signal gate, the signal chat? That was all about the U.S.
Doom and Loom(er) - September 16, 2026
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43:54Ana KasparianHOST
Which begs the question, why exactly did Trump sign off on Americans going deeper into federal debt to provide Israel with another nearly $3 billion weapons package? Which of course includes 2,000 pound bombs that vaporize human beings.
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44:15Ana KasparianHOST
So why are we doing that? A tally of destroyed aircraft, by the way, includes four F-15s, One A-10, four AH-6 helicopters, one AH-64, one MH-60, one MQ-4C drone, and at least 30 MQ-9 Reapers.
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44:45Ana KasparianHOST
Winning.
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44:47Ana KasparianHOST
It's funny, we keep hearing Trump talk about how we're obliterating the Iranians.
Dale Comstock on Near-Deaths & Escaping Hostile Countries
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18:07Dale ComstockGUEST
So we're already dealing with that.
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18:09Dale ComstockGUEST
Got the vehicles turned around and we had called in a AH-6 attack, Apache attack helicopter.
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18:16Dale ComstockGUEST
He actually had gone back and he had reloaded, refueled, got more ammunition, came back, and we decided, okay, we're going to let him run out in front of us, strafe the road.
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18:24Dale ComstockGUEST
And then once he strafes the road, we're going to start driving.
WED PT 3: People accuse JLR of getting into a car accident while trying to video call
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25:28JeffreyPANELIST
And then you have a lever on the side.
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25:31JeffreyPANELIST
I sat in an Apache with the same arrangement.
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25:34JeffreyPANELIST
And there's a lever you pull up on.
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25:35JeffreyPANELIST
That's like the helicopter's throttle to make the helicopter go up.
Behind Enemy Lines (Dude 44), 21 Air Woes, Remembering Wags (S6 E45)
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9:47C.W. LemoineHOST
I'm just kidding, I didn't play that one.
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9:49C.W. LemoineHOST
Um, the Longbow Apache one, though, for sure.
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9:52C.W. LemoineHOST
Both of those, and all three of them or however many they had.
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9:56C.W. LemoineHOST
And so, I mean, I was familiar enough, Microsoft Flight Sim.
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19:55C.W. LemoineHOST
If he could have made it a one-for-one replication, he absolutely did.
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19:59C.W. LemoineHOST
And he was excited about every th- every new module that would come out.
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20:02C.W. LemoineHOST
You know, when the F-35 was announced, when the Apache was announced, when the F-16 first came out, like, he was always excited because he would put every bit of himself into that.
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20:13C.W. LemoineHOST
And then the best part, 'cause he would do the, the tutorials, he would learn it, and he would know more than me.
The Houthis are Winning in Yemen
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11:48Mohamed Al-BashaGUEST
So the firepower is not matched.
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11:50Mohamed Al-BashaGUEST
Usually the matching would be with close air support, with Apaches, with Saudis.
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11:56Mohamed Al-BashaGUEST
But I think for whatever reason, the Saudi Air Force did not intervene yet in this conflict.
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12:05Mohamed Al-BashaGUEST
The Saudis wanted the Yemenis, they gave them the VTOL and quads to drop ammunition.
Planes, power and the new Gulf economy | In conversation with Boeing's Fahad Al Mheiri
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23:37Fahad Al MheiriGUEST
More for really disaster relief, humanitarian aid, and that platform has just been an amazing workhorse for the company and still being ordered today by different countries.
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23:51Fahad Al MheiriGUEST
But then, of course, my favorite helicopter is the Apache, the AH-64.
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23:55Fahad Al MheiriGUEST
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23:55Tala Michelle IssaHOST
saw one of them recently.
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24:03Fahad Al MheiriGUEST
And I'm sure you saw the videos that came out during the conflict where you had those target hits.
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24:09Fahad Al MheiriGUEST
Oh, yes.
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24:10Fahad Al MheiriGUEST
Those are the Apaches.
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24:13Fahad Al MheiriGUEST
Those are the Apaches.
IRAN'S MISSILES WRECK U.S. JETS AS THE PENTAGON DIGS IN FOR A LONG WAR – w/ Col. Mark Cancian
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50:44Mark CancianGUEST
You know, one of the reasons that they've relied so heavily on attack helicopters is because they are allowed to have helicopters.
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50:50Mark CancianGUEST
So they built, you know, Apaches and attack helicopters to do some of the things that close air support used to do.
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50:58Mark CancianGUEST
But now, you know, they're not allowed to keep.
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51:02Mark CancianGUEST
The problem is, you know, what you allude to, which is called the Key West Agreement, which was, I'm going to say 1948.
Flight 155 - Who’s Responsible?
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12:37TonyHOST
He's a retired U.S. Army colonel and former Blackhawk battalion commander.
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12:40TonyHOST
His journey has led him to operate Apache's Blackhawk C-12s, UC-35s, and he has a master's degree in management and strategic studies.
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12:47TonyHOST
He's a former Embraer 145 and Boeing 737 pilot.
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12:48TonyHOST
We won't hold that against you, Terry.
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