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AGM-65
The AGM-65 is an air-to-ground missile used by the
US army. It has a flight speed of 180 m/s and a
maximum range of 16000 meters.
AGM-65
AGM-65D
The AGM-65D (Maverick) is a 300 mm air-to-ground
missile used by the USAF. It is mounted on A-10A
and other similar attack aircraft. It has a range
of 16000 meters and an FLIR guidance system. It
can penetrate 650 mm of flat steel, 527 mm of
sloped steel armour and 257 mm of composite armour.
AGM-65D
AGUSTA
Agusta is an Italian aircraft manufacturer,
specialising in vertical takeoff vehicles, such as
helicopters, in both military and commercial
variations.
Agusta
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AGUSTA A 109A
The Agusta A 109A is an Italian general-purpose
light helicopter designed for both the civilian
and military markets and first flown in 1970,
entering military service in 1976. The Agusta A
109A is powered by two Allison 250-C20B
turboshafts providing a top speed of 311 kmh and a
range of 593 km. The
Agusta A 109A carries a crew of one or two and up
to six passengers or 1180 kg of freight in the
cabin or 907 kg of freight carried as a slung load.
Generally unarmed, provision is provided for one
or two 7.62 mm machine-guns to be mounted on
pintles and 344 kg of disposable stores to be
carried on four hard points.
Agusta A 109A
AGUSTA A 109K
The Agusta A 109K is an Italian utility light
helicopter designed specifically for the military
market from the Agusta A 109A and first flown in
1983, entering military service in 1991. The
Agusta A 109K is powered by two Turbomeca Arriel
IK1 turboshafts providing a top speed of 278 kmh
and a range of 453 km. The
Agusta A 109K carries a crew of one or two and up
to six passengers or 1180 kg of freight in the
cabin or 907 kg of freight carried as a slung load.
Generally unarmed, provision is provided for one
or two 7.62 mm machine-guns to be mounted on
pintles and 344 kg of disposable stores to be
carried on four hard points.
Agusta A 109K
AGUSTA A129
The Agusta A129 Mangusta (Mongoose) is an Italian
two-seat light attack helicopter. It is a
dedicated attack and anti-armour helicopter with
full night/bad weather combat capability and was
developed to Italian army requirements. Production
started in 1983 and the helicopter was powered by
two Piaggio Gem Mk 1004D turboshafts providing a
top speed of 315 kmh and a range of 100 km. In a
typical anti-armour role the A129 is armed with
eight TOW missiles and two 70 mm rocket launchers
carried on four hard points.
Agusta A129
AGUSTA AB204
See "Bell 204B"
AGUSTA AB212ASW
The Agusta AB212ASW is an Italian version of the
American Bell 212 helicopter, optimised for naval
warfare. The Agusta AB212 is powered by one Pratt
and Whitney PT6T-6 Turbo Twin Pac coupled
turboshaft providing a top speed of 240 kmh and a
range of 615 km. It has provision for an Emerson
Dual Flexible Turret System for machineguns or a
cannon, and carries up to 500 kg of disposable
stores carried on two hard points one on each side
of the fuselage, typically comprising Mk 46
torpedoes, Sea Killer anti-ship missiles or AS 12
anti-ship missiles.
Agusta AB212ASW
AGUSTA AB412
The Agusta AB412 Grifone is an Italian utility and
maritime patrol helicopter. It is operated by a
crew of one and has provision for fourteen
passengers or six litters and two attendants or
4000 lbs of freight carried in the cabin or 5050
lbs of freight carried as a slung load. A Pratt
and Whitney PT6T-3B Turbo Twin Pac coupled
turboshaft provides a top speed of 259 kmh and a
range of 805 km or four hours flying time.
Generally unarmed, provision is provided for one
or two 25 mm Oerlikon-Buhrle KBA-B cannon mounted
on the lower sides of the fuselage, or
alternatively a 0.5 inch FN-Browning M3 heavy
machine-gun mounted in a Lucas Helicopter Turret
under the nose, and one or two 0.5 inch or 7.62 mm
FN-Browning M3 heavy machine-guns pintle-mounted
in the cabin doors and disposable stores carried
on two hard points one each side of the fuselage.
Agusta AB412
AGUSTA MODEL 103
The Agusta Model 103 is an Italian single-seater
helicopter designed for training, observation,
agricultural and other tasks. The Agusta Model 103
is powered by an Augusta MV GA 70 engine providing
a top speed of 155 kmh and a range of 450 km and
an endurance of 3 hours 20 minutes flying time.
Agusta Model 103
AGUSTA-BELL MODEL 102
The Agusta-Bell Model 102 is an Italian general
utility helicopter first flown in 1959. The Agusta-Bell
Model 102 is powered by a Pratt And Whitney R-1340
engine providing a top speed of 192 kmh and a
range of 460 km. The Agusta-Bell Model 102 carries
up to nine passengers and a pilot or four litters
plus medical attendants or a combination of
passengers and freight.
Agusta-Bell Model 102
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