The Apache does indeed support indirect targeting. Any of the OH-58D, AH-64A or D, or any ground laser designator can do it. The Copperhead of course uses a similar set up for its lasing.
Whats more, the OH-58 and FIST-V can lase for air force munitions so long as they know the right code. I am sure the AH-64 can as well.
The D can pop up, acquire its targets, sink back down, transmit the targets to all other AH-64A or D, and all can fire their radar guided missiles for up to 10 - 15 seconds after the radar look and still have a high Ph.
The OH-58D does not have a radar, only the AH-64D, not yet in wide service.
The way you would model this in TACOPS, I suppose would be to bring the thing stationary behind a treeline (or in trees) and let it hover, then give it LOS as for NOE, but with a very low (say .05) target exposure.
There is a Dazzler prototype that was offered to the 1st ID in Desert Storm. It was mounted on a Bradley and detected then blinded any optical sights in its range. It probably also blinded anyone looking through said sight.
We didn't use it and it is still only a prototype/experimental device.
Mike
[This message has been edited by Assassin 6 (edited 03-11-2000).]