The helicopter will be a lot different in feel to its predecessors within the British tech tree, able to be thrown about with almost wild abandon. The handling of the helicopter can greatly reward its early grind as it allows effective deployment of its fixed cannon and rocket pods. Able to perform tight acrobatics like rolls and very hard turns, this performance only increases as the aircraft is upgraded. When stock the helicopter can be stiff upon take off, and slow to get up to speed and altitude, but once flight is achieved and the Lynx has gotten going, it handles superbly. The Lynx boasts one of the best flight profiles for helicopters in the game. In the right hands the Lynx AH Mk.1 is a terrifying force on the battlefield that can dance through the skies with such grace and speed one would be forgiven for thinking it a jet. All this weaponry can be guided and supported by a suite of equipment such as thermal imaging gunner sights and plentiful flare/chaff pods. The guns return with the option to take a 20 mm Oerlikon cannon and regardless of your loadout there is always an option for a pair of AIM-92 Stinger missiles to round out the complement and help fend off enemy aircraft. It's faster, more agile, and sports a wide array of combat payloads from Hydra-70 rocket pods up to the fearsome AGM-114B Hellfire guided missiles. Compared to the Wasp, the Lynx might as well be space-age technology. The Lynx represents a complete game change for British helicopter pilots. A versatile, incredibly fast and nimble platform both in game and real service. The Lynx helicopter was developed by the Westland company in the mid 1960s and had its first flight in 1971, entering service with the military of the United Kingdom a scant few years later in 1978.
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It was introduced in Update 1.91 "Night Vision". With a battle rating of 9.7 (AB) and 10.0 (RB/SB). The Lynx AH.Mk.1 is a rank VI British utility helicopter
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