Boeing produced 937 AH-64A Apaches between 1984 and 1997. Some remain in service today, and have two high-performance turboshaft engines and a maximum cruise speed of 284 kph, laser, infrared, and other systems (including target acquisition designation sight/pilot night vision sensor) to locate, track, and attack targets. With a combination of laser-guided precision Hellfire missiles, 70mm rockets, and a 30mm automatic cannon with up to 1,200 high-explosive, dual-purpose ammunition rounds, Boeing’s AH-64D Apache and the AH-64D Apache Longbow have numerous enhancements, including: Longer-range weapons accuracy and all-weather/night fighting, detection of objects (moving or stationary) without being detected, classification and threat-prioritization of up to 128 targets in less than a minute, integrated sensors, networking, and digital communications for situational awareness, management of the combat arena in real time, and digital transmission of images and target locations to joint operations battlefield commanders.
The War Bird cache series contains micro or small cache containers that are hidden in high muggle areas. Each container contains log only so be sure and take your pen/pencil with you and use stealth when necessary. If you find the log is almost full, feel free to replace it or let us know so we can bring a new one out.
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To find the hidden coordinates to the final location of this cache, answer the following question:
What is the maximum cruise speed of the AH-64 Apache?
A.284 kph. . . . . . . . . . . N 35° 3.280' W 85° 11.357'
B.248 kph . . . . . . . . . . N 35° 3.478' W 85° 11.557'
C.128 kph . . . . . . . . . . . N 35° 3.671' W 85° 11.203'