FMS serial 93-00668 and Boeing test registration N206F, delivered to the KLu on 29 May 1998. The heavy lift helicopters was named after problems with cable-connectors during test flights near Boeing factory at Philadelphia. Was withdrawn from use on 24 December 2021. Sold to Billings Flying Services USA as N337MT in August 2023.

sold as ZU-HBO in June 2019

FMS serial 98-0121, delivered to 301sq Redskins on 17 September 2001. A few months earlier, on 31 July 2001, the Apache was factory-fresh delivered to 302sq at Fort Hood (TX) for training. The Apache returned to the USA for rebuilt to AH-64E. Current serial unknown. Q-21 is seen here in the wild, just before take-off from its Foreward Arming and Refueling Point (FARP) for a new live-firing mission over the German range.

Q-16 being armed at the Foreward Arming and Refueling Point (FARP) at Bergen-Hohne (Germany). This is FMS serial 98-0116, delivered to the Koninklijke Luchtmacht (KLu, Royal Netherlands Air Force) on 31 October 2000. The Dutch Apache was returned to the USA for rebuilt to AH-64E. Current serial unknown.

to C-FVQO and later N702CG. Equipped with live rockets, ready for a mission over the Bergen Hohne range.

Former Boeing construction number B-729, received FMS serial 74-22063 and was former RCAF 147006. This Chinook was delivered to the KLu on29 December 1995. After a long career, it was withdrawn from use on 23 April 2021. The Chinook became an instructional airframe at homebase Gilze Rijen. It is seen here in better times, at the Bergen Hohne range, awaiting permission to take off for a life firing sortie.

FMS serial 98-0125 leaving the Foreward Arming and Refueling Point (FARP) at Bergen-Hohne. Q-25 was delivered to the KLu on 18 January 2002. It was moved to the USA for rebuilt to AH-64E. Current serial unknown.

The NATO Bergen-Hohne shooting range offers ground and air assetts to prove their skills. Its an amazing place for photography.

The NATO Bergen-Hohne shooting range offers ground and air assetts to prove their skills. Its an amazing place for photography. Q-25 is positioning itself over the range on a way an enemy is not able to see it.

The NATO Bergen-Hohne shooting range offers ground and air assetts to prove their skills. Its an amazing place for photography. On the range complex there are some Foreward Arming and Refueling Point (FARP) from where the flying hardware is operating, often armed with live munitions. Here a Dutch Apache just left the FARP, and is on its way for some live-shooting.

The NATO Bergen-Hohne shooting range offers ground and air assetts to prove their skills. Its an amazing place for photography. On the range complex there are some Foreward Arming and Refueling Point (FARP) from where the flying hardware is operating, often armed with live munitions. Here a Dutch Apache is taking off from a FARP.