United Kingdom Army Air Corps

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The United Kingdom Army Air Corps is the British Army’s aviation branch, responsible for providing battlefield helicopter and reconnaissance support, including operating attack helicopters like the Apache.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf army aviation branch
military organization
abbreviation AAC
aircraftRole attack helicopter
reconnaissance helicopter
utility helicopter
allegiance British monarch
King Charles III
branchColor light blue
country United Kingdom
dateFounded 1957
engagement Falklands War
Gulf War
Northern Ireland conflict
linked to: The Troubles

Operation Herrick
Operation Telic
foundedBy British Army
garrison HQ Army Air Corps, Andover
hasUnit 1 Regiment Army Air Corps
3 Regiment Army Air Corps
4 Regiment Army Air Corps
5 Regiment Army Air Corps
6 Regiment Army Air Corps
7 Aviation Support Battalion REME
9 Regiment Army Air Corps
AAC Centre Middle Wallop
headquartersLocation Andover, Hampshire
linked to: Andover

United Kingdom
motto Swift and Sure
operates A109 helicopter
AgustaWestland Apache AH1
linked to: Boeing AH-64 Apache

Apache attack helicopter
Bell 212 helicopter
Boeing AH-64E Apache Guardian
linked to: Boeing AH-64 Apache

Defender aircraft
Gazelle helicopter
Islander aircraft
Wildcat AH1 helicopter
linked to: Wildcat helicopter
parentOrganization United Kingdom Ministry of Defence
partOf British Army
Joint Helicopter Command
precededBy Air Observation Post squadrons
Glider Pilot Regiment
Royal Flying Corps
primaryMission provide aviation support to British Army ground forces
role aerial reconnaissance
air assault support
battlefield helicopter support
close air support
tactical transport
serviceBranchOf British Army

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Boeing AH-64 Apache operator United Kingdom Army Air Corps
Netheravon Airfield usedBy Army Air Corps (United Kingdom)
linked to: United Kingdom Army Air Corps
AFC militaryBranch British Army (air elements, historically)
linked to: United Kingdom Army Air Corps
AW159 Wildcat operator British Army Air Corps
subject linked to: AW159
linked to: United Kingdom Army Air Corps
LHTEC CTS800-4N usedOn British Army helicopters
linked to: United Kingdom Army Air Corps