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Did all of my helo flying time on Hueys, Chinooks, and Blackhawks. It's not even close...UH1 for me, please.
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Luke 11:21 “When a strong man, fully armed, guards his own mansion, his property is safe.”
A nation without borders is not a nation at all. |
I loved the ch47, comfy like riding on a train.
Been a passenger in the nh90 or uh90 or whatever It Is called, we went even with open doors like a Vietnam movie with a couple guys sitting with legs hanging out. wasn't a fan of that, they said also to be careful as It was untested for soldiers with full combat loads and floor or ramp could be damaged. I'd rather Jump from It as quickly as possible. |
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I've rode in the back of CH-46s, -53s, a -47, Mi-8s, and HH-60s. As someone else posted, it was akin to being cargo. But, the most fun, was in a Huey with the open doors.
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A Huey over the Cobra rocket range at Fort Hood, Summer of '75.
A couple of tours in Hawaii with two different companies. Don't know the chopper. A tour of the Grand Canyon via a helo I can not identify. |
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"Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result." - Winston Churchill
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The only one, it does tours on Kauai.
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Live your life as you would wish to have lived, when you come to die. Confucius
When words lose their meaning, a people can move neither hand nor foot. Confucius |
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AH-64 Apache...
Ok ok, I didn't ride in it, but I got to sit in one when I was at an airshow as a kid. |
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The Medevac one.
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Originally Posted By John-in-austin: The Medevac one. View Quote Yep, my fav is the last one I got off safe. If I'm on a helo, prolly something bad has happened. At least unplanned. I'm not a fan of beating the air into submission. Attached File I have no idea what I've ridden in or loaded. Just glad someone is more foolish than I am and willing to come. Thank you all Pilots and Crews |
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Tertium non datur
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Been in a mb105 a 212,ch53, md500 but my favorite is the 105
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I never got tired of riding in crashhawks.
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“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men should do nothing.” - Sir Edmund Burke
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NRA Endowment Member
Former GM1 U.S.C.G. "Tyranny is defined as that which is legal for the government but illegal for the citizenry." |
Due to my mechanical background, the only helicopter I'll ever willingly get in is a life flight, because I'm probably going to die anyway. |
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Those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it.. |
Most fun…OH58C in the summer, no doors, from Ft. Wainwright. Landing in lakes, on glaciers, NOE in the Tanana Flats, and all over the White Mountains. “Observing” buffalo roaming down at Delta Junction! Life was good. and I was paid to do it!!!
Best deal….bare bones support at Korat for Cobra Gold….AF out of Kunsan ran everything, controlled everything. But if you asked nice and offered a UH1H ride….bluesuiters would help you load almost anything you wanted…but for the really hard to find support….nobody will turn down a front seat AH1F bunny ride. In the humid summer, with the ECS blasting icicles!!!!! |
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VFW Gold Legacy 2ID Life, 17INF Life, Blackhorse Life |
Originally Posted By MK4Mod0: I've only flown in one of these during the Mariel Boat Lift. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/25600/HH-52A_Seaguard_with_rescue_basket__crop-3333375.jpg View Quote I was at Group Detroit during the Mariel Boat Lift. They wanted me to TAD to Comm Sta Miami for the duration. I told my chief I was short and wanted no part of that crap, so they sent someone else. I'm sure I missed out. |
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Liberals claim to want to give a hearing to other views, but then are shocked and offended to discover that there are other views. - William F. Buckley Jr.
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Bell 47 The most amazing visibility I have ever experienced in an aircraft. Fish bowl description really doesn't do it justice. It was back in 1993 and it was an old mil bird that was sold and then redone.
Yes the tv show Mash Helicopters. |
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The frost sometimes makes the blade stick!!
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Only one I've ever ridden in was a Hughes 269A.
So I guess it's my favorite. |
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Jet Ranger, by far. Seized from a drug dealer in Miami. The A/C was great!
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peach fuzz
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Flown in Kiowas, Blackhawk, and Chinooks. Kiowa was by far my favorite, due to size and view.
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R-22, but I’ve only ever flown / flown in a R-22, two different R-44’s.
Not a looker by any means, pretty small cockpit as well, 3’ 8” between doors. Very responsive to control inputs. Flying doors off, you look down over your shoulder and can see that little skid shaking. Would love to get a chance to fly in a MD 500 or OH-58. |
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“Liberalism, the noble annihilator, has hollowed out every institution, every binding force, every social failsafe and backstop, and its agents feign surprise when the liberating infanticide it promotes is taken to its next logical step.”
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CH47, hands down
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connoisseur of fine Soviet and European armored vehicles since 2007.
https://t.me/arfcom_ukebros Let's go Bran...Kamala. Thank you Subpar for the membership! |
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