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31 US troops dead in helicopter crash in Afghanistan... -- (link)
Posted by
Don Homer (aka DonHomer)
Aug 6 '11, 04:50
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it was a Chinook (the huge ones with 2 rotors), that's why so many. Horrible. -- nm
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loosilu
Aug 6, 08:27
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Ah, I was wondering. :( -- nm
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Beryllium (iPhone)
Aug 6, 08:32
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They're mainly used for transport -- either troops or materiel. One of those birds can lift a tank. -- nm
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loosilu
Aug 6, 08:37
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a light one yes
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Danedukenuuk
Aug 6, 11:02
The Canadian coast guard uses them for SARTech operations, iirc -- nm
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Beryllium (iPhone)
Aug 6, 08:45
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probably depends on the job. The maneuverability is not good because of the size. -- nm
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loosilu
Aug 6, 08:52
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sweden does the same it's steady and can carry many at the same time
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Danedukenuuk
Aug 6, 11:04
plus 7 afghan soldiers -- nm
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Danedukenuuk
Aug 6, 06:59
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