Russian attack helicopters

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Attack helicopter - a military helicopter performing the functions of attack aircraft, capable of hitting targets on the ground (also called attack helicopters). To date, such a helicopter has two main roles: providing direct and accurate air support to ground forces and the destruction of armored vehicles. Attack helicopters are also used as scouts.



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    1. Siberia 9444 Rank
      Siberia 9444
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      14 November 2016 08: 31
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        14 November 2016 10: 38
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    2. NEXUS Rank
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      14 November 2016 10: 31
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    3. Michelangelo Rank
      Michelangelo
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      14 November 2016 16: 56
      Bores !!!
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