How US Stole a Russian Attack Helicopter?

In 1988, a covert U.S. military mission unfolded in the desolate deserts of northern Chad, resulting in the capture of a Flying Tanks the Soviet attack helicopter, the Mil Mi-25 Hind-D

This high-risk operation, codenamed "Operation Mount Hope 3" remains one of the most daring recovery missions in Cold War history.
Let’s take a look at how this Started.
The Toyota War 1986 to 1987, Literally means people working the last of a series of border clashes that took place from 1978 to 1987, decided which country would control the Aouzou Strip,
A 100-kilometer deep section of northern Chad that runs along the Libyan border.
Using only armed Toyota pickup trucks, or ‘technicals,’ for mobility,

These Chadian forces with Toyota Trucks soundly defeated the well equipped Libyans despite them having one of the most advanced technology in this era with soviet Helicopters and Armored Tanks.

Suffering heavy losses, the Libyans abandoned large amounts of equipment as they fled Chad.
The material left behind presented the West with a unique opportunity to study Soviet battlefield technology.

One of the most valuable assets was the Mi-25 Hind, an export version of the Mil Mi-24 which the United States had sought to study for years.


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