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Royal Aeronautical Society Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Cosford Branch: History of the Attack Helicopter

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Trace 40 years of attack helicopter development through Westland project studies, including stealth, with an insider view from the former Chief Engineer for Sea King, Apache and Chinook. Hear how engineering decisions shaped military rotorcraft design.

This in-person lecture explores the history of the attack helicopter through a 40-year story of twists and turns, with a particular focus on the Westland project studies, including stealth. It is part of the Royal Aeronautical Society's events calendar and is hosted by the Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Cosford Branch.

The speaker is Jeremy Graham FRAeS, an experienced aerospace engineer who retired as Chief Engineer for Sea King, Apache and Chinook at AgustaWestland. His talk draws on decades of work across Westland Helicopters and related programmes, giving attendees an insider's view of engineering decision-making, aviation development and the evolution of military rotorcraft design.

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10 December 2026, 19:00 – 21:00

Duration: 2 hours

Location

In-person · RAF Museum Midlands Lecture Theatre, Cosford, Shifnal

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