U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sergeant Cecilio Ricardo, 09APR2007.
What does it take to keep what the Afghan’s call Satan’s Chariot in the air?
U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sergeant Angelita Lawrence, 02OCT2009.
Video from September 2009, live fire prep, 12.7mm chin-gun and 57mm rockets:
USAF photo by Staff Sergeant Angelita Lawrence, 02OCT2009.
Video from September 2009, the awesome sight and sounds of live fire training:
Loading the 12.7mm four barreled gatling chin-gun, May 2010.
Don’t forget the 57mm rockets.
These pics were taken at Kabul International Airport during a 100 hours inspection of a Mil 35 (Mi-24V, NATO Hind-E), in October 2011.
Video from June 2015, maintaining the Hind Legs of the Hind-E (and the front leg as well):
Before we go, live fire training 12.7mm chin-gun and 23mm under-wing gun-pods, from 2014:
Zombie ‘Copter:
Afghan Mi-24 Hind-D.
HOW THE HIND RETURNED TO AFGHANISTAN (with the help of the U.S./NATO), AND WHY IT WON’T DIE
Vehicle I-D:
NATO photo, 15MAR2018.
MIL 24 HIND ‘SATAN’S CHARIOTS’, in use by almost everybody including NATO
WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO MAINTAIN A FLYING MILITARY FIRETRUCK?