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Mil Mi-2 (Ми-2)
The Mil Mi-2 (Ми-2), also known as the PZL Mi-2, is a Soviet-designed, twin-engine light multirole helicopter produced exclusively in Poland from 1965, with 5,418 built.
Mil Mi-24
The Mil Mi-24, NATO name Hind, is a large Soviet helicopter gunship and assault transport, first flown in 1969 and used in over 40 conflicts.
Mil Mi-26 (Ми-26)
The Mil Mi-26 (Ми-26), NATO name "Halo", is a Soviet and Russian heavy transport helicopter developed by the Mil plant, first flown in 1977 and the largest serially produced in the world.
Mil Mi-28 (Ми-28)
The Mil Mi-28 (Ми-28), NATO name Havoc, is a Russian two-seat attack helicopter that first flew in 1982 and entered service as the night-capable Mi-28N Night Hunter.
Mil Mi-38
The Mil Mi-38 (Ми-38) is a Russian twin-engine multirole transport helicopter designed by Mil and built by Kazan Helicopters, certified in 2015 and in serial production since 2019.
Mil Mi-6 (Ми-6)
The Mil Mi-6 (Ми-6, NATO reporting name "Hook") was a Soviet heavy transport helicopter carrying 12 tonnes of cargo, the world's largest when it first flew in 1957.
Mil Mi-8 (Ми-8)
The Mil Mi-8 (Ми-8), NATO name "Hip", is a Soviet-designed medium transport helicopter first flown in 1961, with over 12,000 built and used in nearly 70 countries.
Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant (Московский вертолётный завод имени М. Л. Миля)
Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant, also known as Mil Helicopters (Московский вертолётный завод имени М. Л. Миля), is a Russian helicopter design bureau founded by Mikhail Mil in 1947.
Mil V-12 (В-12)
The Mil V-12, also known as the Mil Mi-12, was a Soviet prototype heavy-lift helicopter with two side-by-side rotors and the largest helicopter ever built.
MIL-100/MIL-127
MIL-100 and MIL-127 are biocompatible iron-based metal-organic frameworks of the MIL (Materials of Institut Lavoisier) family, built from iron(III) trimers and carboxylate linkers, prominent for drug delivery and gas separation.
MIL-101
MIL-101 is a porous chromium terephthalate metal–organic framework with very large pores and surface area above 3000 m²/g, first reported in 2005 and studied for gas adsorption and water harvesting.
MIL-STD-1553
MIL-STD-1553 is a US military standard for a serial, redundant data bus connecting avionics, first adopted in 1973 and now used on aircraft, ships, satellites, and the International Space Station.
MIL-STD-810
MIL-STD-810, titled Environmental Engineering Considerations and Laboratory Tests, is a US Department of Defense standard of laboratory test methods for environmental stresses on military equipment.
Mila (musician)
Mila Jirin, full name Norsyarmilla Jirin, is a Malaysian singer from Penang best known as the first female winner of Akademi Fantasia, taking season five in 2007.
Mila (research institute)
Mila, formally the Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute and also known as the Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms, is a Montreal research institute founded by Yoshua Bengio in 1993.
Mila J
Mila J (Jamila Chilombo, born 1983, Los Angeles) is an American R&B singer-rapper, ex-member of girl groups Gyrl and Dame Four, sister of Jhené Aiko, known for the shelved Split Personality album, the 2014 M.I.L.A. EP and "Smoke, Drink, Break-Up."
Mila Kunis
Mila Kunis (Milena Markovna Kunis), Ukrainian-born American actress born 1983 in Chernivtsi; star of That '70s Show, Family Guy voice of Meg Griffin, Black Swan, Ted, Bad Moms, and Luckiest Girl Alive.
Mila Mulroney
Mila Mulroney (Mila Pivnicki, born 1953), Serbian-born Canadian philanthropist, wife of Prime Minister Brian Mulroney (married 1973), national chair of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 1984-1993, and 11th Chancellor of St. Francis Xavier University since 2024.
Mila Province
Mila Province (ولاية ميلة, Wilaya de Mila, code 43) is an Algerian wilaya in the northeast, capital Mila (ancient Milev). Created 1984 from Constantine; 3480.45 km², 13 daïras, 32 communes, Beni Haroun dam, Algeria's largest.
Milad Abolhasani
Milad Abolhasani is a chemical and biomolecular engineer at North Carolina State University, known for building self-driving fluidic laboratories that combine robotics, flow chemistry, and artificial intelligence to discover materials.
Milademetan
Milademetan (DS-3032b, RAIN-32) is an oral spiro-oxindole MDM2-p53 interaction inhibitor from Daiichi Sankyo licensed to Rain Therapeutics; its phase III MANTRA trial in dedifferentiated liposarcoma failed, and it remains unapproved.
Milady de Winter
Milady de Winter is the chief female antagonist of Alexandre Dumas's 1844 novel The Three Musketeers: Cardinal Richelieu's spy, Athos's branded former wife, Buckingham's assassin-by-proxy, executed by the musketeers, and a frequent subject of later retellings.
Milagro (experiment)
Milagro, the Multiple Institution Los Alamos Gamma Ray Observatory, was a water Cherenkov detector in the Jemez Mountains near Los Alamos, New Mexico, operating from 2000 to 2008.
Milagros de Nuestra Señora
Milagros de Nuestra Señora (Miracles of Our Lady) is a collection of 25 narrative poems about the Virgin Mary by the Spanish poet Gonzalo de Berceo.
Milan
Milan (Italian: Milano; ancient Mediolanum), capital of Lombardy and Italy's second largest city, about 1,305,000 municipal inhabitants; historic financial and manufacturing center, home of the Duomo, with a 2018 Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan and C40 low emission zone.
MILAN
MILAN, French for Missile d'Infanterie léger antichar, is a Franco-German wire-guided anti-tank missile accepted for service in 1972 and widely used by NATO armies during the Cold War.
Milan Aleksic
Milan Aleksić (Милан Алексић): Serbian water polo player born 1986 in Belgrade, three Olympic medals (gold 2016 and 2020, bronze 2012), 15 World Aquatics medals; also a footballer born 2005 at Partizan.
Milan Aleksić (Милан Алексић) (footballer)
Milan Aleksić (Милан Алексић), born 2005 in Kragujevac, Serbian attacking midfielder; Partizan youth product, Radnički 1923, Sunderland (€3.5M, 2024), loans Cracovia and Partizan; Serbia U21.
Milan Area C
Milan Area C is a congestion charge zone in central Milan, Italy, launched in January 2012, requiring most vehicles to pay a fee to enter the city center.
Milan Army Ammunition Plant
The Milan Army Ammunition Plant, a government-owned munitions plant near Milan, Tennessee, loaded and stored Army ammunition from World War II until its deactivation in 2025.