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Dude Blackhawks I believe are Troop carriers Apaches are the Bad google blackhawk and it will show a lowly armed medevac heli ona n operation Iraqi freedom webpage
Originally posted by Majestic12
I would be pretty alarmed if I saw Blackhawks in my area. I don't mind the Apaches, but seeing those flying tanks is unsettling.
Another Austinite!! I see stuff like That all the time, have you ever been to P-Ville?
Originally posted by magnito_student
I saw 3 cobras in line fly over my moms house one Sunday morning. Id say they were 300 ft off the ground and banking to the right in a densely populated area of N Austin, Tx
Originally posted by Zaphod58
You see helicopters at night, and they're black? Aren't ALL helicopters black at night?
Originally posted by Zaphod58
Uhm, I'm seen helicopters go right over my head when it was an incredibly bright full moon, and guess what? They were black. And you aren't gonna see any markings, because guess what? They're painted in dull colors now to be less visible.
Look! They're black!
Look! No markings!
Another black one with no markings
The ONLY marking you'll see
Guess what? The Blackhawks and most Army helicopters are dark green. Guess what color that becomes at night? Anyone? Somebody? Black!!
[edit on 1/25/2006 by Zaphod58]
Originally posted by Zaphod58
I think that you COMPLETELY missed mine as it flew right over your head. Slower now....
1. Army/Military helicopters fly in formation.
2. Army/Military helicopters are painted dark colors, with dark markings.
3. At night, even under a full moon, an Army/Military helicopter looks black.
Got it now?
Notice the color. Dark Green and even in broad daylight it looks black.
[edit on 1/25/2006 by Zaphod58]
Originally posted by Zaphod58
Ok, you do that. You watch out for your black helicopters. Maybe they'll take you to the mothership tonight.