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Morocco strengthens military with advanced Longbow radars for Apache helicopters

Saturday 15 March 2025 - 13:09
By: Zahouani Ilham
Morocco strengthens military with advanced Longbow radars for Apache helicopters

As part of enhancing the defensive capabilities of the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces, the first batch of advanced Longbow radars has arrived. These radars are set to be integrated with the Royal Moroccan Air Force's AH-64E Apache attack helicopters.

This cutting-edge technology is expected to improve the precision of weapon targeting and the management of combat operations, particularly in complex conditions. Longbow radars are an advanced system mounted on Apache helicopters, offering exceptional capabilities in missile and munition guidance with pinpoint accuracy. The system can track and identify moving targets in various weather conditions, making it an essential tool on the battlefield. With this addition, Moroccan helicopters will be able to execute missions with enhanced effectiveness, whether on land or at sea, and with greater accuracy in dealing with targets.

The Moroccan version of the Apache AH-64E helicopters features advanced combat upgrades, including enhanced capabilities for targeting naval assets, as well as modern electronic systems and high-precision weapons. This makes them among the most powerful attack platforms globally. The integration of Longbow radars further improves the management of complex battle scenarios by enabling seamless coordination between air, ground, and naval forces.

A key benefit of this upgrade is the enhancement of Morocco's naval capabilities. With advanced targeting systems, the helicopters can now effectively target enemy naval units, such as ships and boats, with great accuracy. This development reflects Morocco’s strategy to secure its coastlines and protect its maritime interests, as part of a broader vision for military modernization.

Strategically, this step is crucial given the rising regional tensions, especially in North Africa and the Atlantic region. The acquisition of Longbow radars and Apache helicopters strengthens Morocco's military deterrence capacity and its ability to defend its sovereignty against potential threats.

Thus, the arrival of the first batch of Longbow radars marks a significant milestone in the modernization of the Moroccan military, demonstrating the country’s commitment to adopting the latest military technologies to ensure its national security in the face of regional and international challenges.


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