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  Table 5–1. AH-64D/E Apache helicopter characteristics, continued
  Navigation Equipment:
  Dual GPS/inertial navigation system, Doppler radar, ADF, AH-64E only; dual VOR/ILS.
  Additional Capabilities:
  Use of IZLID allows ground units to view laser marker through NVG.
  M-TADS Laser rangefinder and designator capable of returning range values from point to aircraft as well as
  designating targets for autonomous and remote Hellfire engagements.
  Tactical common data link or upper receiver for interoperability with UAS, United States Air Force/United
  States Navy/United States Marine Corp aircraft.
  Fuel capacity: 376 gallons based on configuration
  *varies with environmental conditions and mission factors
  ADF-automatic direction finder
  FCR-fire control radar
  GPS-global positioning system
  ILS-instrument landing system
  IZLID-infrared zoom laser illuminator designator
  M-TADS-modernized target acquisition and designation sight
  NVG-night vision goggle
  RF-radio frequency
  RFI-radio frequency interferometer
  UAS-unmanned aircraft system
  VOR-very high frequency omnidirectional range
  5-2. The AH-64D/E helicopter armament capabilities consist of a 30-millimeter cannon area weapon
  system, a configurable 2. 75-inch aerial rocket system, and a Hellfire modular missile system. The 30-
  milimeter cannon fires the M789 high-explosive, dual-purpose shaped charge round; it is extremely
  effective against thin-skinned targets at ranges out to approximately 1,700 meters. Hellfire missile and
  aerial rocket systems can be mounted asymmetrically on the four universal wing store pylons (two on each
  side of the aircraft) based on mission requirements. Each pylon may carry up to 19 rockets in a rocket
  launcher or four AGM-114 Hellfire missiles on attached missile launchers. The aircraft is capable of
  employing a variety of rocket and Hellfire variants. Rocket variants include high explosive, flechette,
  multi-purpose submunition, and smoke. The aircraft can also employ the advanced precision kill weapon
  system for more precise rocket engagements. Hellfire missiles may be laser or radar guided; warhead
  variants include high explosive shaped-charge, fragmentation, or multi-purpose/programmable.
  Environmental conditions may significantly restrict weapons loads and station time associated with those
  loads. In addition, the aircraft can attach and carry additional external and internal auxiliary fuel tanks. For
  more information on Apache armament systems, see TC 3-04. 3.
  UH-60/HH-60 L/M BLACKHAWK CHARACTERISTICS
  5-3. The Sikorsky UH-60L/M Blackhawk is a twin-engine, dual-seat, utility helicopter. The primary
  missions of the Blackhawk are air assault, air movement, C2 support, air MEDEVAC (HH-60 variant), and
  as required, CASEVAC. It is designed to carry 11 combat-loaded air assault troops (seats installed). It can
  also move light field artillery pieces and supporting stock. Figure 5-2 and table 5-2, page 5-3, provide the
  basic description and characteristics of the UH-60L/M. More information can be found in appropriate
  technical manuals.