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The document discusses the Mi-171Sh military transport helicopter. It describes the helicopter's design features like armor protection and low infrared signature. It has weapons like the Shturm-V missile system to engage tanks and aircraft. The helicopter can carry up to 4,000kg of cargo internally and externally. It has a maximum speed of 250km/h, range of 580km, and altitude of 6,000m. More than 120 have been delivered worldwide.
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- 2. INTRODUCTION DESIGN WEAPONS AND MISSILES ENGINES TRANSPORTATION CAPABILITIES
- 3. The Mi-171Sh helicopter is being produced by the Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant (UUAP), part of Russian Helicopters. It is a military transport variant of the Mi-171 helicopter. More than 120 helicopters have been delivered to customers in the Middle East, south-east Asia, Africa and eastern Europe.
- 5. The Mi-171Sh was specifically designed for operating in combat missions in local armed conflicts. The design incorporates a five-bladed main rotor, a tail rotor and non-retractable tricycle nose-wheel landing gear. The armour protection provided over the crew cabin and vital units increases the combat survivability of the helicopter. The engine exhaust ducts are equipped with infrared suppression exhaust mixer boxes for a low infrared signature.
- 7. The Mi-171Sh is armed with a Shturm-V high-precision guided missile system. The missiles can destroy modern battle tanks protected by explosive reactive armour, fortified points and aerial targets. The Shturm-V missile complex launches Ataka supersonic missiles equipped with a hollow-charge warhead for defeating armoured targets. The missile can destroy aerial targets with a fragmentation warhead and lightly armoured combat materiel by using a high-explosive warhead.
- 9. The multifunctional cargo cabin has a length of 5.34m, width of 2.34m and a height of 1.8m. It provides enough internal space to carry 4,000kg of payload. The helicopter can transport up to 4,000kg of cargo externally under sling. The main cabin features internal winch facilities, while the floor has tie-down rings for cargo transport. Either side of the fuselage is provided with a pod for an external fuel tank.
- 11. The Mi-171Sh can fly at a maximum altitude of 6,000m. The maximum speed of the helicopter is 250km/h. The range (without auxiliary fuel tanks) is 580km. The helicopter has a maximum take-off weight of 13,000kg.
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