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[Bob's Guide] The Mi-24 "Super Hind"

Hello everyone, and welcome to the War Thunder Wiki 3.0! In this video and my first article on Wiki 3.0, I will guide you through the Mi-24 "SuperHind"! We will be taking a look at the history, modules and armaments that the SuperHind has.

Airborne radars

Airborne radars are found on aircraft at both low and high ranks, if an aircraft is equipped with radar then a radar display will be present in the right portion of a player's screen, as well as a compass displaying the player's current heading and the directions to detected targets at the top of the screen.

Ka-29 — The flying loaf

Among the few helicopters with a coaxial rotor system that do not have a tail rotor is the Ka-29, a small multi-role shipborne helicopter. It’s not only cute, but also very dangerous, being one of the best early Soviet helicopters. How does it perform in the game? What’s the history of the bun? Read more in this article!

New Aircraft UI

In addition to new and anticipated vehicles, the Tusk Force update brings major improvements to the user interface elements of aircraft radar systems and weapon selectors.

Ballistic Computer

The Ballistic Computer is a system found on some modern aircraft and helicopters used to aid the player in the delivery of unguided air-to-ground munitions. There are two key functions of the ballistic computer: Constantly Computed Impact Point (CCIP) and Constantly Computed Release Point (CCRP). CCIP continually calculates where munitions will land and gives the pilot an accurate impact point to aim with. CCRP allows the player to specify an impact point, the ballistic computer will then continually calculate at which point along the player’s flight path munitions will need to be released in order to hit the player’s designated impact point, and will only allow munitions to be released when that point is reached.

AH-6M — Little Bird

The AH-6M Little Bird, later nicknamed the “Killer Egg”, is a tiny, cute, but still formidable and dangerous helicopter to fight. Great maneuverability and advanced weaponry against ground units, consisting of long-range ATGMs and an array of unguided rockets, work wonders against your enemies. What can you do with all this weaponry, and how do you use your small size to your advantage? All these questions will be answered and explained in this article.

[Bob's Guide] The RAH-66 "Comanche"

Hello everyone, and welcome to the Bob’s Guide! In this article I will guide you through the RAH-66 Comanche’s history, modules, armaments, mobility and how to play it in different game modes!

A Comprehensive Guide to the AH-64 Apache Family

Hello pilot! Do you wish to learn more about the AH-64 Apache Family? Well you’re in luck! This guide will cover everything you need to know: Their history, capabilities, differences between models, and of course, their usage in battle.

[History] The Westland Lynx – The British Huey

The Westland Lynx is a British multi-purpose twin-engine military helicopter. Designed and built by Westland Helicopters. As a multi-purpose helicopter, it served both military and civilian purposes, being put into service since 1977 and being still in use in many nations. It is a leading example of a utilitarian craft in both civilian, naval, and military scenarios.

How to Read Radar

Newcomers at top tier often feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of new tools — and radar is one of the biggest ones. If the radar UI makes your eyes cross, don’t worry: that’s expected early on. Let’s sort it out and learn how to read the scope properly.

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