Mi-28HM attack helicopter. Infographics

3
Mi-28H "Night Hunter" - Soviet and Russian attack helicopter production holding "Russian Helicopters", designed to search and destroy in an active fire resistance tanks Ryo РґСЂСѓРіРѕР№Р ± Р ± СЂРѕРЅРёСёРѕРІР ° РЅРЅРѕРѕР№ С‚РµС ... РЅРёРєРё, Р ° тР° кже РјР ° Р »РѕСЃРєРѕСЂРѕСЃС‚РЅС‹ РЕРЕР ¶РёРІРѕР№ СЃРёР »С‹ противникР°.

Mi-28HM - Mi-28H modernization project. Development of the upgraded version started in 2009 year. It is planned to have a full-time installation of the N025 type nadvtulochny radar. Also, the Mi-28HM will receive a duplicated control system through which the navigator-operator can also control the helicopter. 29 July 2016 of the year Mi-28HM made the first flight in hover mode.

3 comments
Information
Dear reader, to leave comments on the publication, you must sign in.
  1. Spartanez300 Rank
    Spartanez300
    0
    22 March 2017 08: 23
    It will be super when it becomes a drone.
  2. pupsik Rank
    pupsik
    +1
    22 March 2017 09: 04
    It will be super, when his missiles will be "shot-forgot," going into the upper hemisphere, and then, since in the 70s of the last century it is necessary to target with a laser. Currently, it is almost 100% death with a modern enemy.
  3. Reviews Rank
    Reviews
    +3
    22 March 2017 09: 34
    Listen, "VO", but you’re not tired of posting this nonsense from the "riafana"? What the hell is "infographics"? This is just text scattered on a slurred background.
    And this is a very dumb text. What is a "crew of 2 people." What is the "average take-off mass"? The average for a long period of operation, or what? Why is the developer and manufacturer of the helicopter indicated, but the developer / manufacturer of the engine is not specified? What is “Lifting Height” as applied not to an elevator or crane, but to an aircraft that has the concept of “ceiling” or, at worst, “maximum height flight"?
    What, if one may say so, infographic will recognize a useful person who sees a helicopter for the first time? Where is at least some kind of graphics in the Armament section? How does the reader of this "infographic" find out what NAR or ATGM looks like? A fairly large area of ​​the slide carries zero visibility and almost zero information.