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An '''Attack Helicopter''' is a combat-dedicated helicopter. Many attack helicopters are two-seat, with a gunner and a pilot, and are armored against small arms fire. Though capable of air-to-air combat against other helicopters, they are not intended to take on the faster and more agile fixed-wing aircraft, and as such are mostly relegated to a ground-attack role, and to fit that role are built like mobile weapons platforms; most modern attack helicopters have a nose-mounted Vulcan cannon or autocannon, rocket pods, guided missiles, and occasionally other armaments. |
An '''Attack Helicopter''' is a combat-dedicated helicopter. Many attack helicopters are two-seat, with a gunner and a pilot, and are armored against small arms fire. Though capable of air-to-air combat against other helicopters, they are not intended to take on the faster and more agile fixed-wing aircraft, and as such are mostly relegated to a ground-attack role, and to fit that role are built like mobile weapons platforms; most modern attack helicopters have a nose-mounted Vulcan cannon or autocannon, rocket pods, guided missiles, and occasionally other armaments. |
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| − | The first dedicated attack helicopter was the [[AH-1G HueyCobra|AH-1 Cobra]] being introduced in 1967 for the [[United States Army]], until being gradually replaced by the newer, modern, [[AH-64 Apache]]. Since then, many other nations have adopted their own attack helicopters such as the [[Mi-28 Havoc]] and [[Ka-52]]. Compared to their cousins, the transport helicopters, they are most often uni-rotor (compared to the many dual-rotor transport helicopters devised) and are usually lighter and more agile. |
+ | The first dedicated attack helicopter was the [[AH-1G HueyCobra|AH-1 Cobra]] being introduced in 1967 for the [[United States Army]], until being gradually replaced by the newer, modern, [[AH-64 Apache]]. Since then, many other nations have adopted their own attack helicopters such as the [[Mi-28 Havoc]] and [[Ka-52]]. Compared to their cousins, the [[Air Transport|transport helicopters]], they are most often uni-rotor (compared to the many dual-rotor transport helicopters devised) and are usually lighter and more agile. |
In-game, helicopters fulfill the same role as in real life. Most helicopters in the games are armored against ground fire (in the earlier games to a much lesser extent). They are usually more agile than transport helicopters, and are usually armed with several weapons. |
In-game, helicopters fulfill the same role as in real life. Most helicopters in the games are armored against ground fire (in the earlier games to a much lesser extent). They are usually more agile than transport helicopters, and are usually armed with several weapons. |
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| − | ==Attack helicopters in Battlefield== |
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| + | *[[Mi-8#Battlefield Vietnam|Mi-8 Hip]] |
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| − | *[[Mi-8 Hip]] |
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| − | + | ==Battlefield 2== |
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| − | *[[AH-1Z Viper]] |
+ | *[[AH-1Z Viper#Battlefield 2|AH-1Z Viper]] |
| − | *[[AH-64 Apache]] |
+ | *[[AH-64 Apache#Battlefield 2|AH-64 Apache]] |
| − | *[[WZ-10]] |
+ | *[[WZ-10#Battlefield 2|WZ-10]] |
| − | *[[Mi-24 Hind]] |
+ | *[[Mi-24 Hind#Battlefield 2: Special Forces|Mi-35 Hind]] |
| − | *[[Mi-28 Havoc]] |
+ | *[[Mi-28 Havoc#BF2|Mi-28 Havoc]] |
| − | *[[AS-665 Tiger ]] |
+ | *[[AS-665 Tiger#Battlefield 2: Euro Force|Tiger HAP]] |
| − | + | ==Battlefield 2: Modern Combat== |
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| − | *[[AH-6 Little Bird]] |
+ | *[[AH-6 Little Bird#Battlefield 2: Modern Combat|AH-6J]] |
| − | *[[AH-64 Apache]] |
+ | *[[AH-64 Apache#Battlefield 2: Modern Combat|AH-64D Apache]] |
| − | *[[Mi-24 Hind]] |
+ | *[[Mi-24 Hind#Battlefield 2: Modern Combat|Mi-24]] |
| − | *[[AS-665 Tiger]] |
+ | *[[AS-665 Tiger#Battlefield 2: Modern Combat|AS-665 Tiger]] |
| − | + | ==Battlefield: Bad Company== |
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| − | *[[AH-64 Apache]] |
+ | *[[AH-64 Apache#Battlefield: Bad Company|AH-64D Apache]] |
| − | *[[Mi-24 Hind]] |
+ | *[[Mi-24 Hind#Battlefield: Bad Company|Mil Mi-24 Hind]] |
| − | *[[Mi-28 Havoc]] |
+ | *[[Mi-28 Havoc#BFBC|Mil Mi-28 Havoc]] |
| − | + | ==Battlefield: Bad Company 2== |
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| − | *[[AH-64 Apache]] |
+ | *[[AH-64 Apache#Battlefield: Bad Company 2|AH-64 Apache]] |
| + | *[[Mi-24 Hind#Battlefield: Bad Company 2|Mi-24 Hind]] |
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| − | *[[Mi-28 Havoc]] |
+ | *[[Mi-28 Havoc#BFBC2|Mi-28 Havoc]] |
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| − | *[[AH-1Z Viper]] |
+ | *[[AH-1Z Viper#Battlefield 3|AH-1Z Viper]] |
| − | *[[Mi-28 Havoc]] |
+ | *[[Mi-28 Havoc#BF3|Mi-28 Havoc]] |
==Battlefield 4== |
==Battlefield 4== |
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| − | *[[AH-1Z Viper]] |
+ | *[[AH-1Z Viper#Battlefield 4|AH-1Z Viper]] |
| − | *[[Mi-28 Havoc]] |
+ | *[[Mi-28 Havoc#BF4|Mi-28 Havoc]] |
| − | *[[WZ-10|Z-10W]] |
+ | *[[WZ-10#Battlefield 4|Z-10W]] |
| + | ==Battlefield Hardline== |
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| + | *[[Patrol Helicopter]] |
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| + | *[[Rogue Chopper]] |
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| − | AttackHelicopterMasterDogTag.png|The Attack Helicopter Master Dog Tag in ''Battlefield 3''. |
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| − | </gallery> |
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+ | [[Category:Attack Helicopter]] |
[[Category:Vehicles of Battlefield Vietnam]] |
[[Category:Vehicles of Battlefield Vietnam]] |
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[[Category:Vehicles of Battlefield 2]] |
[[Category:Vehicles of Battlefield 2]] |
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[[Category:Vehicles of Battlefield: Bad Company]] |
[[Category:Vehicles of Battlefield: Bad Company]] |
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| + | [[Category:Vehicles of Battlefield: Bad Company 2]] |
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[[Category:Vehicles of Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam]] |
[[Category:Vehicles of Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam]] |
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An Attack Helicopter is a combat-dedicated helicopter. Many attack helicopters are two-seat, with a gunner and a pilot, and are armored against small arms fire. Though capable of air-to-air combat against other helicopters, they are not intended to take on the faster and more agile fixed-wing aircraft, and as such are mostly relegated to a ground-attack role, and to fit that role are built like mobile weapons platforms; most modern attack helicopters have a nose-mounted Vulcan cannon or autocannon, rocket pods, guided missiles, and occasionally other armaments.
The first dedicated attack helicopter was the AH-1 Cobra being introduced in 1967 for the United States Army, until being gradually replaced by the newer, modern, AH-64 Apache. Since then, many other nations have adopted their own attack helicopters such as the Mi-28 Havoc and Ka-52. Compared to their cousins, the transport helicopters, they are most often uni-rotor (compared to the many dual-rotor transport helicopters devised) and are usually lighter and more agile.
In-game, helicopters fulfill the same role as in real life. Most helicopters in the games are armored against ground fire (in the earlier games to a much lesser extent). They are usually more agile than transport helicopters, and are usually armed with several weapons.