@manche658: #CapCut #itopiyaatiktok🇪🇹😎🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹 #messi_king

even
even
Open In TikTok:
Region: ET
Monday 13 July 2026 04:57:50 GMT
4564
630
74
63

Music

Download

Comments

motiichala
Motii man :
No cr7 king of king
2026-07-13 05:31:59
1
degu_beest
Degu Best :
10 Messl
2026-07-13 18:59:09
0
minta.man10
Minta Man :
like this
2026-07-13 08:35:34
1
lata5007d0
Lataa arse :
I am back😁😁😁
2026-07-13 17:46:19
0
natnaelku
ባዶ ላይፍ :
✌️✌️✌️
2026-07-13 16:28:45
3
taw11295
እድል. እብድናት :
2026-07-13 18:35:44
1
abint.king
ABINT KING :
mis got
2026-07-13 15:42:45
1
gizepogba
poyepogba :
2026-07-13 06:34:25
1
user8186612651436
mihertabe :
agbegn
2026-07-14 16:26:12
0
ababu692
ABABU🇺🇿 :
2026-07-13 21:48:58
0
abrham.tarekgn
𝔞𝔟𝔢𝔩 😜 :
yes
2026-07-13 18:43:57
0
habtamu.dereje98
Liverpool football king :
lion mesi
2026-07-13 16:07:03
1
eyu28_m
Leo🔥 :
Leo
2026-07-14 01:55:07
0
eyob.2172
EYOB 21 :
2026-07-13 17:08:11
0
abrham.tarekgn
𝔞𝔟𝔢𝔩 😜 :
lon messi
2026-07-13 18:47:14
0
saka69s
MONEY :
2026-07-13 17:10:14
0
To see more videos from user @manche658, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos

Kamov Ka-50 Black Shark This is a Soviet Russian combat helicopter Ka-50 is an attack helicopter developed by the Kamov Design Bureau in the 1980s Its key feature is a single pilot who simultaneously flies, controls the aircraft, and conducts combat operations For a combat helicopter this is a rare configuration Main feature coaxial rotor system It has two main rotors rotating in opposite directions, with no tail rotor This provides: -compactness -excellent maneuverability -no power loss to a tail rotor Armament: Ka-50 is a flying strike complex -30 mm 2A42 cannon, the same as on the BMP-2 -Vikhr anti-tank missiles -unguided rockets -bombs It is primarily designed for destroying armored vehicles Why it is unusual: -high level of automation -ejection seat, which is almost unique for helicopters Operational use: Ka-50 was used only in limited combat operations during the Chechen conflicts in the 1990s, but it never became widely fielded in the armed forces Its development later led to a more practical two-seat version Kamov Ka-52, which is actively used today Interesting facts: 1: Name Black Shark This unofficial name appeared after the movie of the same title and the distinctive black paint scheme of demonstration aircraft 2: Project originally called V80 Before being designated Ka-50, the aircraft was known as V80 and was developed in competition with the Mi-28 3: Advanced control behavior It has a highly developed automatic stabilization system, allowing the pilot to temporarily release the controls while the helicopter maintains its flight mode 4: Capable of flight without visual contact with the ground For the late 1980s this was advanced, its navigation system allowed route-based flight with high automation even in difficult conditions 5: Folding rotor blades for storage For hangar storage and transport, the rotor blades could be folded, which is rare for combat helicopters of this class 6: Survival system accounted for ground impact The seat structure and landing gear energy absorption were designed to give the pilot a chance of survival even in a hard landing without ejection 7: Designed as part of network-centric warfare concepts Ka-50 was designed with the idea of receiving data from external sources such as reconnaissance assets and other aircraft rather than operating alone 8: Relatively low acoustic signature for a helicopter The coaxial rotor system reduces torque effects and tail rotor noise, making the aircraft less acoustically noticeable 9: Capable of operating in very cold environments Its systems and gearboxes were designed for extreme climates, including Arctic conditions 10: Weapons could be fired in automated targeting mode Some firing modes allowed the system to track a target and maintain aim with minimal manual correction 11: Very small production run Despite its fame, Ka-50 never became mass produced, only a limited number were built, with most development moving to the Ka-52 Myths: 1: Mass pilot ejection in combat Reality: the ejection system was never used in real combat operations It is a complex and high-risk system 2: Fastest combat helicopter in the world Reality: it is fast, but not the fastest, other helicopters reach similar or higher performance in certain conditions 3: Cannon fires like an aircraft gun without recoil Reality: recoil is significant, but coaxial design and stabilization systems compensate better than conventional layouts 4: Completely invisible to radar Reality: it has no true stealth technology and can be detected by standard radar systems 5: One pilot equals permanent revolution in aviation Reality: the concept proved too demanding in real combat conditions, leading to a shift toward two-seat designs like the Ka-52 6: Coaxial rotors make it immune to crosswinds Reality: it is more stable than conventional designs, but still affected by weather conditions #ka52 #ka50 #airforce #aviationlovers #militaryedit
Kamov Ka-50 Black Shark This is a Soviet Russian combat helicopter Ka-50 is an attack helicopter developed by the Kamov Design Bureau in the 1980s Its key feature is a single pilot who simultaneously flies, controls the aircraft, and conducts combat operations For a combat helicopter this is a rare configuration Main feature coaxial rotor system It has two main rotors rotating in opposite directions, with no tail rotor This provides: -compactness -excellent maneuverability -no power loss to a tail rotor Armament: Ka-50 is a flying strike complex -30 mm 2A42 cannon, the same as on the BMP-2 -Vikhr anti-tank missiles -unguided rockets -bombs It is primarily designed for destroying armored vehicles Why it is unusual: -high level of automation -ejection seat, which is almost unique for helicopters Operational use: Ka-50 was used only in limited combat operations during the Chechen conflicts in the 1990s, but it never became widely fielded in the armed forces Its development later led to a more practical two-seat version Kamov Ka-52, which is actively used today Interesting facts: 1: Name Black Shark This unofficial name appeared after the movie of the same title and the distinctive black paint scheme of demonstration aircraft 2: Project originally called V80 Before being designated Ka-50, the aircraft was known as V80 and was developed in competition with the Mi-28 3: Advanced control behavior It has a highly developed automatic stabilization system, allowing the pilot to temporarily release the controls while the helicopter maintains its flight mode 4: Capable of flight without visual contact with the ground For the late 1980s this was advanced, its navigation system allowed route-based flight with high automation even in difficult conditions 5: Folding rotor blades for storage For hangar storage and transport, the rotor blades could be folded, which is rare for combat helicopters of this class 6: Survival system accounted for ground impact The seat structure and landing gear energy absorption were designed to give the pilot a chance of survival even in a hard landing without ejection 7: Designed as part of network-centric warfare concepts Ka-50 was designed with the idea of receiving data from external sources such as reconnaissance assets and other aircraft rather than operating alone 8: Relatively low acoustic signature for a helicopter The coaxial rotor system reduces torque effects and tail rotor noise, making the aircraft less acoustically noticeable 9: Capable of operating in very cold environments Its systems and gearboxes were designed for extreme climates, including Arctic conditions 10: Weapons could be fired in automated targeting mode Some firing modes allowed the system to track a target and maintain aim with minimal manual correction 11: Very small production run Despite its fame, Ka-50 never became mass produced, only a limited number were built, with most development moving to the Ka-52 Myths: 1: Mass pilot ejection in combat Reality: the ejection system was never used in real combat operations It is a complex and high-risk system 2: Fastest combat helicopter in the world Reality: it is fast, but not the fastest, other helicopters reach similar or higher performance in certain conditions 3: Cannon fires like an aircraft gun without recoil Reality: recoil is significant, but coaxial design and stabilization systems compensate better than conventional layouts 4: Completely invisible to radar Reality: it has no true stealth technology and can be detected by standard radar systems 5: One pilot equals permanent revolution in aviation Reality: the concept proved too demanding in real combat conditions, leading to a shift toward two-seat designs like the Ka-52 6: Coaxial rotors make it immune to crosswinds Reality: it is more stable than conventional designs, but still affected by weather conditions #ka52 #ka50 #airforce #aviationlovers #militaryedit

About