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Boeing AH-64 Apache attack helicopter on display at an airshow, featuring the US Army camouflage and distinctive sensor arrays.

U.S. Army AH-64 Apache attack helicopter on static display at an airshow, showcasing its powerful weapons suite and advanced avionics.

A U.S. Army Boeing CH-47 Chinook heavy-lift helicopter on static display, with its distinctive tandem rotors and black special ops livery.

The Black Hawk is the backbone of US Army rotary-wing aviation, easily identifiable by its four-blade main and tail rotors and robust, utilitarian shape.

I’d say most small towns in North Dakota have an aircraft or two, usually at a veterans park or of the like. I’ll post more of these as time goes on.

Widely used for troop movement, artillery emplacement, and battlefield resupply. Notable for being one of the fastest military helicopters.

Variant appears to be a standard utility configuration.

This example is fenced off as a historical artifact, likely near a military or aviation museum in a tropical setting.