Taistelukärki
Taistelukärki is a Finnish term that translates to "battlehawk" or "combat hawk." It most commonly refers to a specific type of Finnish light attack aircraft, the VL Pyörremyrsky, which was developed during World War II. While often referred to colloquially as Taistelukärki, its official designation is Pyörremyrsky. The aircraft was designed as a successor to the Curtiss Hawk 75A, a fighter aircraft of American origin that Finland had acquired.
The development of the Pyörremyrsky began in 1942, with the aim of creating a more capable fighter
Despite the promising design, only one prototype of the Pyörremyrsky was completed before the end of World