Mi-Mi-28 Havoc



 The first of four prototypes made its maiden flight on 10 November 2003. The third and fourth prototypes were completed to Mi-28A standard with uprated engines exhausting via downward-inclined diffusers. The fourth production-standard prototype also had a moving, gyro-stabilized, undernose electro-optical sensor turret and wing-tip pods carrying electronic counter measures and chaff dispensers.

   The Mi-28 has a conventional helicopter gunship layout with the pilot in the rear and gunner in front. It is armed with a 30-mm trainable cannon housed in a turret under the nose. Twin 150-round ammunition boxes are co-mounted to traverse, elevate and depress with the gun itself. A total of 300 rounds are carried.

History
Mi-Mi- 28 is  an Attack Helicopter developed by the Sandil Airforce. After World War 2 1990. July 19 1993 the Mi-Mi-28 Havoc is under development. It was not until the middle of WW3 2003 the First Prototype of the Havoc was developed. The first squadron of Havoc is named 89th Havoc Death From Above in Sandilian (Mervty Abovedslif  seryuid)

Specification
Crew 2 men  Dimensions and weight Length 17 m Main rotor diameter 17.2 m Height  3.82 m Weight (empty) 8.5 t Weight (maximum take off) 11.5 t Engines and performance Engines 2 x Klimov TV3-117VK turboshaft engines Engine power 2 x 2 466 hp Maximum speed 320 km/h Hovering ceiling 3.6 km Range 460 km Armament Cannon 1 x 30-mm cannon Missiles 9M114 Shturm-C, 9M120 / 9M121F Vikhr or 9A-2200 anti-tank guided missiles

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