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The Kamov Ka-60 Kasatka (Russian: "Касатка", "Orca") is a Russian Air Force helicopter that first flew 24 December 1998. The Ka-60 has an estimated local military market of 200 units (Army aviation units, Border Police and Ministry of Internal Affairs). Intended as a replacement for the Mil Mi-8, the Ka-60 is to be used for reconnaissance, for transporting air-assault forces, radio-electronic jamming, for special-operations missions and for various light-transport missions. Variations for foreign sale are expected.

Contents 1 Battlefield 3 1.1 Singleplayer 1.2 Multiplayer 2 External links

Battlefield 3Edit

"New utility helicopter from Kamov entering service with the Russian Air Force to replace the aging Mi-8." — Battlelog description

Ka-60 Kasatka
Vehicle health	750
Disable threshold	33%
Vehicle passengers	Pilot 2 door gunners 2 passengers (5 total)
Special feature(s)	• Mobile spawn point
2nd & 3rd passenger weapon	M134 Dillion minigun
Other passenger weapon	Personal equipment
Avionics	Air Radar
Sensors	Proximity Scan
Countermeasures	IR Flares Extinguisher ECM Jammer
Vehicle speed	300 km/h
Camouflages available	Stealth
Operators	Russian Ground Forces

The KA-60 appears in Battlefield 3 as the Russian transport helicopter.

SingleplayerEdit

The KA-60 appears in two missions. The first is Going Hunting where the player must laser designate PLR soldiers trying to escape the airfield. Once designated an A-10 Thunderbolt will strafe and destroy the KA-60. The other mission is Kaffarov, where Kaffarov will try and escape onboard a KA-60, but Dimitri Mayakovsky catches him and has a fight onboard and both bailout of the Helicopter, crashing into a pool.

MultiplayerEdit

Available to the Russian Army for use in Multiplayer. The Ka-60 was first seen in the Operation Firestorm trailer. It is capable of seating five. Along with the pilot who has use of IR Flares, two players can operate door-mounted miniguns, and two other players can use their personal equipment, such as the repair tool when the helicopter is taking damage. Air transports have a higher tolerance for damage, catching fire only after they are down to 33% health. It can also act as a mobile spawn point as soldiers can spawn in it at anytime, similar to the AMTRAC.

v • d • e Vehicles of Battlefield 3 Light armored vehicles Growler ITV (M2 Browning) • M1114 HMMWV (M2 Browning) • VDV Buggy (KORD) • GAZ-3937 Vodnik (KORD) • Technical (KORD · DShK (Unusable)) (SP) • Logistics Vehicle System (SP) • Civilian Sedan (Co-Op) • DPV (BtK) • Skid Loader (BtK) Infantry fighting vehicles LAV-25 (M2 Browning) • AAV-7A1 AMTRAC • BMP-2M (KORD) • BTR-90 (BtK) Main battle tanks M1 Abrams (M240C • M2 Browning) • T-90A (PKT • KORD) • T-72 (SP) • Type 72Z (SP) Anti-aircraft vehicles LAV-AD • 9K22 Tunguska-M Artillery BM-21 (SP) Helicopters AH-6J Little Bird • AH-1Z Viper • UH-1Y Venom • Z-11W • Mi-28 Havoc • Ka-60 Kasatka • V-22 Osprey (SP) Fixed-wing aircraft F/A-18E Super Hornet • A-10 Thunderbolt • B-1 Lancer (SP) • Su-35BM Flanker-E • Su-25TM Frogfoot • Antonov An-22 (SP) • F-35 (BtK) Naval craft RHIB Boat • LCAC • Oliver Hazard Perry-Class Frigate (SP) • Arleigh Burke-Class Destroyer (SP) • Henry J. Kaiser-Class Oiler (SP) • USS Essex (LHD-2) • USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77) (SP) Emplacements Centurion C-RAM • Pantsir-S1 • BGM-71 TOW • 9M133 Kornet

External linksEdit

• Ka-60 on Wikipedia