It’s Monday, which means it’s time to catch up on all the videos we’ve posted on our YouTube channel last week!
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Attack Aircraft in Air Combat
Combat trainers and attack aircraft often have serious issues fighting other aircraft. Planes like the A-10, the Su-25, the Alpha Jet TH, or the AMX Ghibli have much lower speeds than fighters at their respective BRs. However, attack aircraft have a number of advantages that allow them to stay effective even in such challenging situations.
Mi-8: Jack of All Trades
It’s impossible to imagine the modern world without helicopters — they transport cargo, save lives, and fight fires. They are invaluable in both civilian and military roles. One of the most significant contributors in this field is the Mi-8, which has been produced in nearly a hundred different modifications over the past 50 years. However, this legendary status was not achieved overnight — initially, the aircraft was not even considered necessary.
Thunder Show: ORBITAL STRIKE
This episode features maximum destruction: long range, large explosions, major luck — and even bigger skill.
PTZ89 the Forgotten Dragon
We’re almost ready to talk about the new vehicles of the next update! In the meantime, we’d like to mention an older machine that’s still pretty exciting. Please welcome a Chinese self-propelled tank destroyer, the PTZ89!
Birth of the Typhoon
In late March 1994, the skies witnessed the maiden flight of Europe’s new symbol of military might: the Eurofighter Typhoon. Aircraft engineering companies from the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, and Spain joined their efforts at the last stage of the Cold War to create a contemporary combat aircraft that would fit their requirements. They couldn’t pick any of the available foreign offers for reasons of pricing, quality, or politics, so the only remaining thing was to design their own machine.
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