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AH64 |
| Apache |
| Boeing (originally McDonnell Douglas) AH64 Apache |

The AH-64 Apache is the Army's primary
attack helicopter and is regarded as the most lethal and survivable helicopter in aviation
history. Its main mission is to destroy high-value targets with Hellfire anti-tank
missles. It also employs a 30mm chain gun and 70mm unguided rockets. Both the
AH-64A Apache and AH-64D Apache Longbow are powered by two General
Electric T700-GE-701 turboshaft engines.
I designed functional test software and
fixturing for board-level functional testing of an Advanced Precision Air Delivery System
(APADS) enhancement to the Apache's flight control system. In addition, the
test platform I developed for GE to test flight and engine control power supplies was
used to test the APADS power supplies. |