Ka-27 multipurpose helicopter on the hunt for a submarine
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The Navy is not only powerful combat surface ships and submarines. Such omnipotent titans can not do without super maneuverable aviation. It is impossible to control the airspace over the ships, to ensure the search and destruction of submarines, as well as to carry out reconnaissance of distant frontiers without airplanes and helicopters.
But here it is necessary to take into account the specifics of the sea: huge distances and a small number of base sites. And this means that one machine has to take on a whole layer of tasks, sometimes even seemingly mutually exclusive.
Such a machine is the Ka-27 shipborne multi-purpose helicopter, which has two modifications with different tasks.
Can the same helicopter model be effective for rescue operations and for tracking and then destroying submarines as well as reconnaissance?
The host of the Polygon program, Alexei Gromyko, arrived in the village of Donskoy near Kaliningrad, where the adjacent aviation squadron is based, and will try to find the answer to this question. Acquainted with the device and technical characteristics of the Ka-27, he will take part in the operation to search for, track and destroy the submarine of the conditional enemy. A real submarine hunt.
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