FIM-92 Stinger missile
The FIM-92 Stinger, and its helicopter-mounted counterpart the AIM-92 Air-To-Air Stinger (ATAS), is an American infrared-homing missile. The FIM-92 is also known as the "Fliegerfaust 2 Stinger" in German service. The Stinger is what is commonly known as a MANPADS missile - short for Man-Portable Air Defense System - and was developed to be portable and self-reliant. As such, the missile comes equipped with an Infrared Counter-Countermeasure (IRCCM) seeker, meaning it can reject enemy flares with devastating accuracy and home in straight towards an enemy aircraft. While lacking in range compared to some of its contemporaries, the excellent efficiency and moderate range means that, just as in real life, these missiles can pose a threat at a moment's notice.
| Name | Main role | Rank | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Lynx AH.Mk.1 | Utility helicopter |  | VI |
 G-LYNX | Utility helicopter | | VI |
 ␗OH-58D | Attack helicopter |  | VI |
 EC-665 Tiger HAD | Attack helicopter |  | VII |
 Tiger HAD Block 2 | Attack helicopter | | VII |
 EC-665 Tiger HAP | Attack helicopter | | VI |
 Ozelot | SPAA |  | VII |
 Gepard 1A2 | SPAA | | VII |
 EC-665 Tiger UHT | Attack helicopter | | VII |
 Machbet | SPAA |  | VI |
 Peten | Attack helicopter | | VI |
 Saraph | Attack helicopter | | VII |
 AH-60 | Attack helicopter | | VII |
 AH-64A Peten | Attack helicopter | | VI |
 A129CBT | Attack helicopter |  | VII |
 AH-129D | Attack helicopter | | VII |
 T129 | Attack helicopter | | VI |
 AH-64DJP | Attack helicopter |  | VII |
 AHS | Attack helicopter |  | VII |
 LAV-AD | SPAA |  | VII |
 OH-58D | Attack helicopter | | VI |
 MH-60L DAP | Attack helicopter | | VII |
 AH-64A | Attack helicopter | | VI |
 AH-64D | Attack helicopter | | VII |
 AH-64A (GR) | Attack helicopter | | VI |
 ▃AH-64A Peten | Attack helicopter | | VI |
 Stormer AD | SPAA | | VII |
 ◘AH-64D | Attack helicopter | | VII |
 EC-665 Tiger HAC | Attack helicopter | | VII |
