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An aerial view of Ka-27 Helix helicopters parked on the stern section of the flight deck of the Soviet Kiev class VSTOL aircraft carrier BAKU (CVHG 103). Crewmen are visible behind the jet blast deflectors

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Country: Mediterranean Sea (MED)

Scene Camera Operator: LT P.J. Azzolina

Release Status: Released to Public

Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

Cold War era aerial photographs of the Soviet Kiev class aircraft carriers made by US Navy pilots.

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01/06/1988
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Cold War: Soviet Aircraft Carriers

Aerial photographs of the Soviet Kiev class aircraft carriers
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label_outline Explore Helix Helicopters, Soviet Kiev Class Vstol Aircraft Carrier Baku, Ka 27 Helix

An aerial view of the stern section of the Soviet Kiev class VSTOL aircraft carrier BAKU (CVHG 103) with a Ka-27 Helix helicopter on the left. Crewmen are also visible behind the jet blast deflectors

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Lance Cpl. David S. Shouse, a supply clerk with Headquarters

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