The Mi-2 is a small, lightly armored turbine-powered transport helicopter that was produced exclusively in Poland. The helicopter was designed by the Soviet Union in order to improve its predecessor, the Mi-1 helicopter. In 1965 the Mi-2 went into production in Poland and by 1998, 5,497 Mi-2s were produced.
Military Mi-2s are usually armed with a 23mm NS-23 cannon however the URPG Gniewosz variant of the Mi-2 is equipped with four Strela-2 Anti-Aircraft missiles mounted on two Gad rocket launchers.
Weapons[]
European Escalation[]
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| Type | Autocannon | ATGM | SAM |
| Name | NS-23 | Malyutka-P | Strela-2 |
| Caliber | 23mm | Saclos | Infared |
| Ammo | x 250 | x 4 | x 4 |
| Range | Ground = 1575 m Helicopters = 1575 m  Airplanes = N/A m
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Ground = 2450 m Helicopters = N/A m Airplanes = N/A m
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Ground = N/A m Helicopters = 2275 m Airplanes = N/A m
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| Accuracy | 2 | 5 | 5 |
| AP Power | 1 | 12 | 0 |
| HE Power | 1 | 0 | 3 |
| Rate of fire | 187 r/min | 6 r/min | 6 r/min |
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