Mi 8 Collection

Mil MI-8 94+01
Luftwaffe - Mil MI-8 94+01 (msn 105 100), a former East German Air Force example absorbed by the Luftwaffe post-unification, at RAF Fairford on 24 July 1993. Date: 1993

51 Mi-2 Hoplite
Mil Mi-8 (NATO codename: Hoplite). This is one of the series of Graphics Training Aids (GTA) used by the United States Army to train their personnel to recognize friendly and hostile aircraft

50 Mi-8 Hip
Mil Mi-8 (NATO codename: Hip). This is one of the series of Graphics Training Aids (GTA) used by the United States Army to train their personnel to recognize friendly and hostile aircraft

Mil Mi-8 701
Magyar Legiero - Mil Mi-8 701 (msn ) (Magyar Legiero - Hungarian Air Force) Date: circa 2000

Mil Mi-8 10419
Magyar Legiero - Mil Mi-8 10419 (msn 10419) (Magyar Legiero - Hungarian Air Force) Date: circa 2000

Captured Iraqi Mil Mi-8 Date: circa 2000

Low ride
Piotr Wrobel

Guardian
Piotr Wrobel

Serbian Air Force Mi-8 helicopter with bambi bucket
Serbian Air Force Mi-8 helicopter sucking water with bambi bucket, Serbia

Two Iraqi Mi-17 Hip Helicopters conduct an aeromedical evacuation mission
December 20, 2008 - Two Iraqi Mi-17 Hip Helicopters conduct an aeromedical evacuation mission from the Air Force Theater Hospital Patient Administration and Disposition area at Joint Base Balad, Iraq

Mil Mi-8 helicopter of the Lithuanian Air Force in Kiel, Germany

Helicopter in servicing hangar
Helicopter servicing. A Mil-8 helicopter (NATO reporting name Hip ) seen during major servicing. The main rotors and their hub have been removed from the top of the fuselage and the entire tail

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The Mi-8, also known as the Hip or Hoplite, is a versatile and iconic helicopter that has left its mark in aviation history. With various models like the Mil MI-8 94+01, 50 Mi-8 Hip, and 51 Mi-2 Hoplite, this aircraft has proven its reliability time and again. From military operations to civilian missions, the Mi-8 has showcased its capabilities worldwide. Whether it's transporting troops (Mil Mi-8 94+01) or providing support during combat situations (50 a Mi-8 Hip), this helicopter is truly a guardian in the skies. With its distinctive low ride design and powerful engines (Mil Mi-8 701), the Mi-8 stands out among other helicopters. Its adaptability is further highlighted by examples like Mil-Mi 10419 - an impressive feat of engineering. Even captured Iraqi versions of the Mil-they have shown their resilience in challenging environments. These helicopters have been repurposed for different uses while retaining their original strength and performance.