The Mil Mi-24 is a Soviet transport-attack helicopter family that paired a protected two-seat cockpit and high-speed rotorcraft layout with a compact troop cabin. Developed by the Mil design bureau in the late 1960s, it became one of the most widely recognized military helicopters of the Cold War and remained in service through extensive export, modernization, rescue, transport, and other utility adaptations.
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