Russia's 14-Ton SWIMMING CHOPPER — How the Mi-14 Haze Hunted Nuclear Subs
The Mil Mi-14 Haze was one of the Cold War's most radical helicopters, built to float on open ocean and hunt American nuclear submarines. Combining a boat hull, retractable landing gear, dipping sonar, and a nuclear depth charge bay, it was a brutal engineering compromise that pushed Soviet naval aviation to its limits. This video explores its design origins, operational limitations, ASW systems, and Cold War legacy.
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