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The Armed Reconnaissance Helicopter (ARH) is the version ordered by the Australian Army based on the Eurocopter Tigre HAP and to be assembled locally by Australian Aerospace
In December 2001 Eurocopter was awarded the contract for the Australian Army’s Air 87 requirement for 22 helicopters. The Tiger ARH is a modified version of the Tiger HAP with upgraded MTR390 engines and a laser designator incorporated in the Strix sight for the firing of Hellfire II air-to-ground missiles. The first Tiger ARH was scheduled to enter service in 2004. Australian Aerospace (a subsidiary of Eurocopter) is to set up a local production facility for assembly of the helicopters and the manufacture of parts for the entire programme. ADI Ltd will be a major subcontractor, responsible for customising the mission and communications systems
In December 2001 Eurocopter was awarded the contract for the Australian Army’s Air 87 requirement for 22 helicopters. The Tiger ARH is a modified version of the Tiger HAP with upgraded MTR390 engines and a laser designator incorporated in the Strix sight for the firing of Hellfire II air-to-ground missiles. The first Tiger ARH was scheduled to enter service in 2004. Australian Aerospace (a subsidiary of Eurocopter) is to set up a local production facility for assembly of the helicopters and the manufacture of parts for the entire programme. ADI Ltd will be a major subcontractor, responsible for customising the mission and communications systems
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| C/N | Year | History | |
| 4001 |  F-ZVLH : Eurocopter France Dec04; first Tiger trials at Cazaux  A38-001 : Australia Pacific 2004 A38-001 : Australian Army d/d 15dec04, test serial F-ZVLH; Aircra+  May17 achieved 2000 flight hours | ||
| 4002 | A38-002 : Australian Aerospace, test serial F-ZVLP A38-002 : Australian Army Oct08;
Aircraft Research and Developmen+ | ||
| 4003 | A38-003 : Australian Army 2007, test serial F-ZKBJ | ||
| 4004 | A38-004 : Australian Army d/d 30may05, test serial F-ZVLQ | ||
| 4005 | 2005 | A38-005 : Australian Aerospace;
1st indigenously manufactured Ti+  A38-005 : Australian Army Oct08 | |
 | 4006 | A38-006 : Australian Army d/d 28jun05; pictured unk; 21jul11 cras+ | |
| 4007 | A38-007 : Australian Army d/d Nov05 3oct10 (pic1) pictured over Lavarock Barracks near Town+ 07aug18 asg 161Sq pictured (pic2) | |
| 4008 | A38-008 : Australian Army Jun08 | ||
| 4009 | A38-009 : Australian Army Oct09 | ||
| 4010 | A38-010 : Australian Army Jun08 | ||
| 4011 | A38-011 : Australian Army Jul07 | ||
| 4012 | A38-012 : Australian Army Jul07 | ||
| 4013 | A38-013 : Australian Army Jul07; 2014 161sq /Samurai; pictured un+ 28feb17 on display at Avalon 2017 | |
| 4014 | A38-014 : Australian Army Jul07 02mar15 pictured at Wagga Wagga Airport | |
| 4015 | A38-015 : Australian Army Oct10 | ||
| 4016 | A38-016 : Australian Army | ||
| 4017 | A38-017 : Australian Army 02mar15 pictured at Wagga Wagga Airport | |
| 4018 | A38-018 : Australian Army 02mar15 pictured at Wagga Wagga Airport | |
| 4019 | A38-019 : Australian Army | ||
| 4020 | A38-020 : Australian Army | ||
| 4021 | A38-021 : Australian Army 31aug15 at Bramston Beach North Queensland | ||
| 4022 | A38-022 : Australian Army 06mar17 pictured at Wagga Wagga Airport |