Why Russia can't stop using helicopters

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Why Russia can't stop using helicopters
Why Russia can't stop using helicopters
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Does Russia have hundreds of helicopters for attack, air mobility and transport missions? But why? Let's talk about how Russia integrated rotary wing aviation into its military and why it uses them.

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– Time codes –
00:00 – Russian helicopters
00:30 – Conflict of Nations [Sponsor]
01:16 – Soviet legacy
01:53 – Helicopters in brief
02:30 – Historical trajectory
03:59 – Soviet helicopters
05:07 – Why helicopters in military planning
08:01 – Air support
11:03 a.m. – Russo-Ukrainian War
12:27 – Path dependency
2:50 p.m. – Handover to you

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