Fast and agile, the Lynx is a deadly tank-killer when equipped with eight TOW anti-tank missiles. Lynx is the British Army’s primary battlefield utility helicopter. Two versions are in service with the Army – the AH7 with skids, and the wheeled AH9. Lynx helicopters can also carry missile counter-measures, a stabilised roof sight and door guns.
Aircraft

| Crew |
2(3 with door gunner) + 10 troops
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Engines |
2 x 850 shp Rolls-Royce Gem 41
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Length |
12.06 m |
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height |
3.4 m |
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Maximum speed |
330 kph |
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Cruise Speed |
232 kph |
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Range |
885 KM |
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Combat radius |
Approx 100 km with 2 hour loiter
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Armament |
(if fitted) 8 TOW Anti-Tank Missiles, 2 7.62mm GPMG machine guns |
Lynx
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