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During the kargil war Indian armed forces found that there was need for Helicopters to operate at high altitude conditions. So we have 3 models of attack helicopters,Mil Mi-35Russian origin Mi- 35 version deployed in forces for combat operations. The upgraded version has wingtip pylons now can carry variety of ATGM or Rocket Pods, Gun, Ammo, and the new flair pod have better visual of surroundings.HAL RudraIt is also called as ALH-WSI in 2 versions called Mark-3 and Mark-4 with the max speed of 180 Mph, It is equipped with a 20 mm turret gun, 70 mm rocket pods, anti-tank guided missiles, air-to-air missiles, Forward Looking Infrared and Thermal Imaging Sights Interface.HAL Light Combat HelicopterLCH is manufactured indigenously in HAL which is in service with the Indian Army and the Air Force. It can reach any height ranging from 19,700 to 21,300 feet, weighs 5.5 ton. It’s the world's greatest light combat helicopter to bang in warfare and combat operation.Mil Mi-35HAL RudraHAL - LCHThank you for A2A(Pic source: Google Images)

You can certainly fry carrots. You can fry anything. But carrots contain a lot of sugar, and less starch than potatoes, so you will get different results.If you want crisp carrot fries, I would try treating them like sweet potatoes. Soak them in cold water after cutting them into batons, parcook them in lower temperatire oil, cool them and pat them dry. Then toss them in a cornstarch slurry before frying them a second time.I haven't actually done this with carrots, but I do make sweet potato fries this wsy, and they're much crisper than those made without the cornstarch.

When a new language is starting to get its written form for the first time, there’s no model for how that language should be written. The first writers can only create some practice with some other language as their model. One question is, which letter should be used for different phones.There’s no phone in Finnish that would need w. We have a phone for u and v, but not for w.Here’s a nice example of written Finnish, one of the first in 1548, from the New testament, the Gospel of Luke, Chapter 2:“Se Wsi TestamentiP. Lucan Euangelium. LXXIIII.Toinen Lucu .Se tapactui sijs nijnä peiuineEtte yxi Käsky wloskeui Keisarild Augustuseldaette caiki Mailma piti * Werolisexi laskettaman.”———Se Uusi testamenttiP. Luukkaan evankeliumi. LXXIIIIToinen lukuSe tapahtui siis niinä päivinäettä yksi käsky uloskävi keisarilta Augustukseltaettä kaikki maailma piti verolliseksi laskettaman(my “translation”, maintaining the old structure but modern way to write the words)———Wsi / uusiW is used for two u letters (long u phone in Finnish)wloskeui/uloskäviW is used for short u (a short u phone in Finnish)peiuine/päivinäU is used for v consonant.Werolisexi/verolliseksiW is used for v consonant.All this on the first 6 rows. Mikael Agricola, the translator, just didn’t know how Finnish should be written - or, of course he knew, that’s how it was written then, by him, he was one of the first ever to write Finnish. His models were Swedish and German texts (I don’t know how they were written in the 1500s).So, it wasn’t just that v replaced w. W was removed from the Finnish writing in all its use. That happened gradually. W for any u phone disappeared first. W for v was used longer. It started to disappear in the 1880s and this was finished in the 1920s, when w was removed from the placenames.W is still in the Finnish alphabet but it’s used only in the foreign words in Finnish writing (with the exception that it’s used in some family names, but the pronunciation is the same as for v).Se Wsi Testamenti. 1548.W – Wikipedia