Hi, how are you? Good morning. I came here to ask if the Swedish helicopter line will remain, because I feel that all other nations have a better helicopter technology tree than Sweden.
It will remain there and will likely end up with better helis than we have currently, whether by subtree or by stuff actually used by the Svenska flygvapnet. Sweden has had Blackhawks since 2013 iirc so potentially we could get one of those
They won’t delete the helichopter tree for Sweden if that’s what you’re asking
But don’t expect getting anything new for it unless it comes in from different nations which could end up being premiums
I wrote it wrong, what would be the future of Swedish helicopters since the Germans have the Tiger UHT and Sweden only has an Apache without radar and modules?
maybe an Mi-28 but I don’t think Sweden ever operated a Longbow
md500, uh60 or nh90? ah64d netherland
NH90 has potential, though entirely going off of Wikipedia rn. MD500 Sweden doesn’t operate the militarized version of, though Finland does. UH-60 I’d already mentioned, though Idk what the Swedes are packing in its A-G capabilities, and Netherlands AH-64D would require the Netherlands to be allocated to Sweden, which is already allocated to France as part of BeNeLux. They also operate the AH-64E, not the D just fyi.
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Without being blunt, that’s just because the other 9 countries we have ingame have better attack helicopters than Sweden irl. It was inevitable Sweden was going to end up with the weakest Heli tree as a result.
Snail has already pushed things by allowing them to have AHS / Mi28, export options that were only ever trialed but never procured or adopted.
Unless they give some more Subnation’s to Sweden then they’re already at their limit as far as top tier helicopters go.
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Luxembourg h145m is good
Sadly that’s a part of BeNeLux, look within Finland, Iceland, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark
Iceland lol
lol, why should that even be added to Sweden?
Attack helicopters ain’t a part of the nordic countries military doctrine, deal with it