Ship tests Ka-52 in Severomorsk

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On August 31, 2011, at the Severomorsk raid, tests were taken on the take-off and landing of a Ka-52 combat helicopter on the helipad of the large Vice-Admiral Kulakov anti-submarine ship of Project 1155 North fleet Russian Navy. The first prototype of the Ka-52 helicopter with tail number "061 yellow" took part in the tests. According to the person who made these pictures of the spotter under the nickname "Humpbacked 111" on the web resource russianplanes.net, the helicopter "landed about twelve times." The ship was anchored.



Landing Ka-52 "061 yellow" on the BOD "Vice-Admiral Kulakov" (c) humpback 111 / russianplanes.net



Ka-52 "061 yellow" on the BOD "Vice-Admiral Kulakov" (c) humpback 111 / russianplanes.net
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  1. figwam Rank
    figwam
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    1 September 2011 16: 58
    A good addition to the ship, at least something new began to enter the army.
  2. zczczc
    zczczc
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    1 September 2011 17: 03
    And who is spotter? In the dictionary there is - a detective, an observer. Those. spy?

    Fine - spied, photographed, published and no problems!
    1. AlexTarov Rank
      AlexTarov
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      1 September 2011 18: 48
      So there is nothing secret there, except for the fact that a combat helicopter was practicing landing on the helipad of a warship. This is a learning and testing exercise. And the views of the Ka-52 itself and the large anti-submarine ship "Vice-Admiral Kulakov" of Project 1155 of the Northern Fleet of the Russian Navy, in my opinion, are essentially not secret.
      And the fact that this so-called "spotter", or "paparazzi" from Severomorsk has a camera with a good telezoom, is also not prohibited. I think he just happened to be in the right place at the right time and with a camera.
      Well, our Alligator has soft landings on deck, on land and on the enemy's head ... smile
      1. zczczc
        zczczc
        0
        2 September 2011 01: 22
        Oh, in 1938 he would explain about "accidentally happened" and "good telezoom" :))))
        There was a time, the name of the project could not be pronounced aloud, it was a secret. And this is just an ordinary Russian word.
  3. Sokerin
    Sokerin
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    1 September 2011 17: 23
    This is called "on stop" flights from the ship, "on the move" when the ship is moving.
  4. Gerasim Rank
    Gerasim
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    1 September 2011 17: 36
    Does he have only one front pillar? Or deck options will be finalized?
  5. serezhafedotow
    serezhafedotow
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    2 September 2011 03: 40
    Gerasim, the Ka-52 has a three-post chassis: one front pillar and two main. And this is the land and ship options.
  6. bells
    bells
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    2 September 2011 07: 12
    It is sad to realize that the exercise of landing a helicopter on a standing ship in good weather is considered an achievement of our army.