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Mi12 Helicopter TVDATA
- Published_at:2007-11-05
- Category:Autos & Vehicles
- Channel:TVDATARU
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- description: http://www.russianfootage.com/military/helicopter_mi_12 Mi12, known in the USSR as V-12, named 'Homer' by NATO. It is a 120-seat heavy transport helicopter powered by four Soloviev D-25VF turbo shaft engines. Footage of the first flight in 1968. This giant helicopter had fixed wings and was lifted by two Mi-6 rotors mounted at the ends of outrigger wings. Footage of Parisian aviation show. Three prototypes of MI 12 were built, but the helicopter never entered production. Mi-26 (Halo) is a Russian / Soviet heavy transposrt helicopter in service in civilian and military roles. It is the heaviest and most powerful helicopter in production. Pictured id a production line of Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant (design office prefix Mi), named after the constructor Michael Mil. The Mi-26 was designed for military and civil use and intended to be able to lift more than any previous helicopter. The first Mi-26 flew on 14/12/1977 and the first entered service in the Soviet military in 1983. The Mi-26 was the first helicopter to operate with an eight-blade rotor. While it is only slightly heavier than the Mi-6, it can lift more: 20 tonnes (44,000 lb). Mi-26T - Civil cargo/freight transport version.
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