Published 20:32 IST, November 15th 2024

Discipline Crashes: Drunk Soldiers Caught Having Sex in ₹75 Crore Apache Helicopter

Upon being caught, the soldiers were asked to exit the helicopter and put their clothes back on

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₹90 Cr Apache Helicopter Rocked by Soldiers’ Drunken Act | Image: File Photo
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New Delhi: Two British soldiers were left red-faced after being caught having sex inside highly armed Apache chopper. incident, which has sent shockwaves through military circles, reportedly occurred while soldiers were under influence of alcohol. According to Mirror, intoxicated soldiers were found inside cockpit of an Apache attack helicopter during a routine maintenance check.

ground crew, who h just completed servicing AH-64 gunship belonging to Army Air Corps, noticed unusual movements and sounds. y observed £8.5 million (approximately ₹75 crore) helicopter swaying unnaturally.

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While fitting rain covers over aircraft, crew became aware of strange noises emanating from helicopter. Upon closer inspection, y found that two individuals were crammed inside two-seater cockpit, engaging in sexual activity.

Both individuals were found partially naked from waist down. male soldier was reportedly still in uniform, while female was wearing casual attire. y were instructed to put on ir clos and exit helicopter.

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A report submitted to Military Aviation Authority confirmed details of incident: "It became apparent rear cockpit was occupied by two people engaged in sexual intercourse. Both were naked from waist down— male was still in uniform; female was dressed casually."

Apache, a state-of--art attack helicopter is primarily designed for combat missions. However, this incident has put spotlight on its misuse, triggering both embarrassment and outrage within military ranks. Described as a heavily armed helicopter, Apache AH-64 is equipped with vanced weaponry, including a 30mm cannon and Hellfire missiles.

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20:32 IST, November 15th 2024