Genuinely no clue lmao I’m not even too sure if Germany is integrating it lol just that it’s been marketed and iirc shown mounted on eurofighters
More than the soviets have needed for half their aircraft’s loadouts.
Its only been shown on one German EFT and then on CGI and 3D renders for Indian EFTs
But if a fictional loadout is good enough for gaijin then who knows
Ah, then no EFT RBS then as ER is more modern than the Viggens iirc.
Well unless gaijin just decides to not add them to the Viggens and just the Gripens and EFT 🤷
Additionally I’m curious if we get GPS points or not
We’ll have to see what they add and if they add that to the Eurofighter as that’s just a development aircraft
Depends if the community screams bias that they don’t get experimental weapons on a one off fighter and get the snail to add them.
Either way I’m just curious how they’ll ruin RBS like they did the Penguins
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Hi @Smin1080p_WT, thanks for your time.
Is Gaijin aware of and/or considering adding an Israeli AH-64E to fill their 13.0 Attack Helicopter gap?
The addition will also provide an LDIRCM equipped helicopter that neither Greece nor Cyprus is able to provide.
When other nations received their AH-64E in November 2025, there were no news of Israeli AH-64E.
This has since changed in Jan 2026:
https://www.dsca.mil/Press-Media/Major-Arms-Sales/Article-Display/Article/4394583/israel-ah-64e-apache-helicopters
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As far as I know, the U.S. approved the export of AH-64E to Israel, but the final production arrangement contract and project funding haven’t been agreed on, because Israel hasn’t agreed to the project domestically, maybe because the project quote is a bit high?
Boeing had originally reserved a production window for Israel, and the United States also postponed the contract signing deadline twice, but Israel failed to approve it each time. This means that even if Israel approves the purchase contract now, it can only re-queue for production, which may push the actual delivery time of the AH-64E to 2030.
Israel reached an agreement with the domestic company Elbit Systems Ltd. to install DIRCM on the AH-64 and UH-60, but this project may be carried out in the next five years. We do not know how many will actually be installed or when, but I estimate this will not be for the AH-64A, because the AH-64E purchased from the United States will replace them.
When it comes to the game, it probably depends on the mood of the Gaijin planner today.
The Israeli Ah-64E, much like the F-15IA, does not exist. Neither should be expected in the near future because of this until a prototype or production example is seen.
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Yes but the upgraded AH-64D (by Israel) and the H-145M would be awesome additions even if they don’t have a LDIRCM that overperfoms in game as it is only capable over deflecting MANPAD… (And still waiting to get fixed because IRIS-T shouldn’t miss Mi-28)
What does the F-16AJ look like?
Indonesian and Taiwan AH-64Es in game have LDIRCM and JAGM-MRs despite them specifically not having said equipment.
F-14D getting AIM-120s is more logical than that. I get your hopes but having this as a Mirage 4K equivalent with Sparrows,if possible and AIM-9Ms at 13.0 would be finer for me
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Was there even a sepv3 with throphy?
2a8 still makes more sense. Ots addable im sweden and germany. And in the future frqnce.
Its the lazy addition
And its only a lws and aps no other changes essentialy.
The beak wouöd still be missing the importsnt part.
It covers only the area the PSO has
Maybe it’ll be here in 2035.
Don’t get me wrong, I would warmly welcome a 2A8 and I think it makes more sense LINEUP wise: because Germany has only 1 advanced tank, it would make sense to get a super advanced tank to accompany it.
That way, 2A7V and 2A8 would be asymmetrical counters to the SEP family and 122s. Smaller numbers, but better capabilities.
Still, technically, 2A7A1 is SEPv2 Trophy’s counterpart in the sense that both are not-yet-uparmored variants, while 2A7V/2A8 and SEPv3s are the uparmored ones.