14. CAIC WZ-10 Fierce Thunderbolt
The WZ-10 had its first flight in 2003 and is still in service today. It has a plethora of cutting-edge technologies, including a mind-blowing electronic warfare system. Anti-tank warfare is the primary mission of the WZ-10, as it is for many attack helicopters, although it is also capable of air-to-air combat. There are several notable variations of the CAIC.
14. CAIC WZ-10 Fierce Thunderbolt
14)i. CAIC Z-10K
This helicopter is a stripped-down version of the Z-10H, powered by a 930–950 kW Chinese WZ-9 engine. The People’s Liberation Army Air Force Airborne Corps requested that the Z-10K be modified from the baseline Z-10. The MASWS, IRCM, add-on armor plates, and a few other subsystems were deleted to save weight and improve range and airborne performance.
14)i. CAIC Z-10K
