AH-64 Apache

The Block II Lot 10 AH-64D simulator system was built originally for the U.S. Army Air Maneuver Battle Lab in Fort Rucker, Alabama and has been updated to include selected AH-64E features. The simulator was developed using ZedaSoft's CBA^® for Simulation framework, and includes the following capabilities:

General execution framework for entity and virtual world model and GUI components
Support for Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) protocol versions 4 and 6
Generation of constructive threat and friendly entities
Mission Overview and Instructor/Experimenter Operation Station (I/EOS), which provides:
- A Common Operational Picture (COP)
- Color maps of the battle space
- Entity insertions (MANPAD, SAM, threat aircraft)
- Virtual cockpit repeater views

The AH-64D/E simulator includes the tactical mission equipment package software needed to simulate the unclassified public release features of this platform, including:

NVG and IR visual scene channels for PNVS and TADS sensor simulation
Plug-in overlays to properly portray symbology generated by the sensor system
An optional integrated Bihrle Applied Research high-fidelity AH-64 flight model (requires Bihrle Dsix software licenses)
Correlated radar simulation to support the Longbow radar and weapons integration
Support for tactical simulation of the M230 30mm chain gun, Hydra 70 2.75" rockets and Hellfire missiles

Customer Use Case Instructor/Experimenter Operator Station

Ph: 817-616-1000
2310 Gravel Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76118

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