Ka-52 Alligator reconnaissance and attack helicopter. Infographics

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Ka-52 "Alligator" (according to NATO codification - Hokum B) is a Russian reconnaissance-attack helicopter of a new generation. The machine can hit armored and unarmored vehicles, manpower and aerial targets on the battlefield. It is a further development of the Ka-50 “Black Shark” model.

Until the cessation of mass production, the Ka-50 is an army command vehicle aviation, carrying out reconnaissance, target designation and coordination of actions of a group of combat helicopters.



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  1. 0
    9 December 2016 08: 28
    crew should be indicated:
    alligator number of 1 people
    in predecessor
    black shark number of 2 people
    1. +6
      9 December 2016 08: 32
      On the contrary.
      KA-50-1 people
      KA-52 - 2 people.
      1. 0
        13 December 2016 07: 48
        Thank you!
        an eyepiece, do not beat on the ears)
  2. +1
    9 December 2016 12: 16
    Again this unreadable infographic ...
  3. +1
    10 December 2016 06: 54
    Size infographics would be desirable in high resolution to do. I think many would love to put it on the desktop as a screensaver.

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