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May 7 military parade will include air-to-air combat actions, aerial stunts and airmobile assault actions in Kazakhstan this year, Tengrinews.kz reports citing the press-service of Kazakhstan Defense Ministry. Fighter planes MIG-29 and SU-27 will demonstrate elements of an air battle. Aerial stunts (skewed loop, attack heading turnover and vertical loop) will be shown by the Zhetussy aerobatic team on SU-27 aircrafts. Zhetyssu team is led by sniper pilot and deputy Commander in Chief of Kazakhstan Air Defense General Major of Aviation Nurlan Ormanbetov. The stunts will also be demonstrated by Sunkar team on 6 L-29 aircrafts from Balkhash aviation center. Newly acquired C-295 will drop paratroopers. The crew will also land on an unpaved runway as part of the parade. The parade will be held on May 7 at the 40th military base Otar and will be participated by 86 aircrafts of Kazakhstan Air Forces. Helicopters pilots will demonstrate their skills as well. Military-transport helicopter MI-8 will perform launches of unguided aircraft-launched rickets. The task MI-24 helicopters group is to provide fire support to assault teams. MI-26, MI-24, MI-17 and Kazakhstan-assembled EC-145 Eurocopters and Huey choppers will represent one third of the aircrafts that will take part in the Kazakhstan military parade. EC-145 Eurocopter and MI-17 will show grounding of special forces and MI-26 will perform grounding of tactical air assault forces. 86 aircrafts is the record number of planes and helicopters of Kazakhstan to be simultaneously used in a joint operation. Besides the pilots at the training site of the Guard Camp, the parade will involve the Ground Forces. At the same time ships of Kazakhstan Navy will perform a weapons training that will be broadcasted in a video conference.
May 7 military parade will include air-to-air combat actions, aerial stunts and airmobile assault actions in Kazakhstan this year, Tengrinews.kz reports citing the press-service of Kazakhstan Defense Ministry. Fighter planes MIG-29 and SU-27 will demonstrate elements of an air battle. Aerial stunts (skewed loop, attack heading turnover and vertical loop) will be shown by the Zhetussy aerobatic team on SU-27 aircrafts.
Zhetyssu team is led by sniper pilot and deputy Commander in Chief of Kazakhstan Air Defense General Major of Aviation Nurlan Ormanbetov. The stunts will also be demonstrated by Sunkar team on 6 L-29 aircrafts from Balkhash aviation center.
Newly acquired C-295 will drop paratroopers. The crew will also land on an unpaved runway as part of the parade.
The parade will be held on May 7 at the 40th military base Otar and will be participated by 86 aircrafts of Kazakhstan Air Forces.
Helicopters pilots will demonstrate their skills as well. Military-transport helicopter MI-8 will perform launches of unguided aircraft-launched rickets. The task MI-24 helicopters group is to provide fire support to assault teams.
MI-26, MI-24, MI-17 and Kazakhstan-assembled EC-145 Eurocopters and Huey choppers will represent one third of the aircrafts that will take part in the Kazakhstan military parade. EC-145 Eurocopter and MI-17 will show grounding of special forces and MI-26 will perform grounding of tactical air assault forces.
86 aircrafts is the record number of planes and helicopters of Kazakhstan to be simultaneously used in a joint operation.
Besides the pilots at the training site of the Guard Camp, the parade will involve the Ground Forces. At the same time ships of Kazakhstan Navy will perform a weapons training that will be broadcasted in a video conference.
