Re: Mil Mi-8 'hip' transport helicopter
Posted: 2010-05-07 00:08
xI DIaboLoS Ix wrote: Whats next, Russian flying boat?
YouTube - Beriev A-40 Albatros/Be-42 NATO Code: Mermaid
Diabolos.
xI DIaboLoS Ix wrote: Whats next, Russian flying boat?
YouTube - Beriev A-40 Albatros/Be-42 NATO Code: Mermaid
Diabolos.
Yeah, kind of. Why bother repainting the whole thing anyway, it doesn't change its function. On the other hand - it is just a little something to keep the memory of these as the late Soviet era machines and the key role they served. I suppose Mi -24 Hind also have these stars. Tell me if I am wrong.BOBA_fat wrote:I noticed there's red star up on the christmas......no i mean there are red stars on the sides of both mi-8 and mi-17,don't red stars stand for USSR ?im just saying ,lol
AcornBeing wrote:Yeah, kind of. Why bother repainting the whole thing anyway, it doesn't change its function. On the other hand - it is just a little something to keep the memory of these as the late Soviet era machines and the key role they served. I suppose Mi -24 Hind also have these stars. Tell me if I am wrong.
Good remark anyway.![]()
Ми-17 never use in USSR!BOBA_fat wrote:I noticed there's red star up on the christmas......no i mean there are red stars on the sides of both mi-8 and mi-17,don't red stars stand for USSR ?im just saying ,lol
wrongsamogon100500 wrote:Ми-17 never use in USSR!
fixedIt's export designation of Mi8!
[R-CON]DankE_SPB;1348799 wrote:wrong
I never see Mi17!We(Airfield in my sity) have many Mi8 and no one Mi17!
it's use as Mi8MT
P.S. I wanna see Mi8ATShM on Beirut(1 respawn)
facepalm.jpgsamogon100500 wrote: I never see Mi17!We(Airfield in my sity) have many Mi8 and no one Mi17!
it's use as Mi8MT
have fun readingIn 1981 the Mi-8MT made its international debut at the 34th Paris Air Show. For advertising and marketing reasons the export version was allocated a new designation, Mi-17, under which it has gained a foothold in the world market. A passenger version with an interior similar to that of the Mi-8P was named Mi-17P. Like its predecessor, the baseline Mi-8MT served as a basis for developing numerous variants for various military and civil duties.
the Mi8MT IS a Mi17samogon100500 wrote: I never see Mi17!We(Airfield in my sity) have many Mi8 and no one Mi17!
it's use as Mi8MT
P.S. I wanna see Mi8ATShM on Beirut(1 respawn)
Yes,i know about my bad english![R-CON]DankE_SPB wrote: "Hinds were not used in USSR, only Mi-24" - analogy of your post
BOBA_fat wrote:I noticed there's red star up on the christmas......no i mean there are red stars on the sides of both mi-8 and mi-17,don't red stars stand for USSR ?im just saying ,lol
Ehhrmm I think he actually meant the codename for the Mi-24-->Hind, not your Englishsamogon100500 wrote:Yes,i know about my bad english!
Have fun!