includes a rear engine, which is a single Rolls- Royce Turbomeca driving three turboshafts. The helicopter also includes twenty- seven flame bombs, although Eurocopter never approved of that idea. The helicopter only relies on three wheels (two at the front, one at the back) , surprisingly since the Tiger is so big. Eurocopter also has other plans for making a helicopter that will be a greater improvement on the Tiger, but the helicopter will still be an improvement on the world air forces. Now, Eurocopter have just simply upgraded this magnificent helicopter.
Saturday, 31 October 2009
The Eurocopter Tiger
The Eurocopter Tiger is a helicopter gunship. It is armed with four Stinger missiles and eight Starstreak flare missiles. There is a crew of two: one pilot, who also operates the gun and the weapons systems officer. The Tiger' s engines are two Rolls- Royce Turbomeca engines driving four turboshafts. It also
includes a rear engine, which is a single Rolls- Royce Turbomeca driving three turboshafts. The helicopter also includes twenty- seven flame bombs, although Eurocopter never approved of that idea. The helicopter only relies on three wheels (two at the front, one at the back) , surprisingly since the Tiger is so big. Eurocopter also has other plans for making a helicopter that will be a greater improvement on the Tiger, but the helicopter will still be an improvement on the world air forces. Now, Eurocopter have just simply upgraded this magnificent helicopter.
includes a rear engine, which is a single Rolls- Royce Turbomeca driving three turboshafts. The helicopter also includes twenty- seven flame bombs, although Eurocopter never approved of that idea. The helicopter only relies on three wheels (two at the front, one at the back) , surprisingly since the Tiger is so big. Eurocopter also has other plans for making a helicopter that will be a greater improvement on the Tiger, but the helicopter will still be an improvement on the world air forces. Now, Eurocopter have just simply upgraded this magnificent helicopter.
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