description Westland Lynx Overview
The Westland Lynx is a British twin-engine military helicopter that first flew in 1971. It was developed for several roles, including troop transport, utility work, naval operations, anti-submarine warfare, and battlefield support, with different versions adapted to particular missions. A modified Lynx set a helicopter speed record of 400.87 km/h in 1986, and the type was operated by armed forces and naval services in several countries.
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When did the Westland Lynx first fly?
The Westland Lynx first flew in 1971. It is a British twin-engine military helicopter.
What missions can the Westland Lynx perform?
Versions were developed for troop transport, utility work, naval operations, anti-submarine warfare, and battlefield support. Different variants were adapted to these roles.
Was the Lynx used for anti-submarine warfare?
Yes. Naval Lynx versions were adapted for anti-submarine warfare, alongside troop transport and other maritime missions.
Why are there different Westland Lynx versions?
The Lynx airframe was adapted for several military roles. Equipment, weapons, sensors, and cabin arrangements changed according to whether the helicopter served on land or at sea.
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