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Originally posted by C0bzz
Probably training.
They were doing it last week too.
Originally posted by Rukas
I can only make threads in Intro Yourself so please move this to the appropriate forum.
There's a couple Black Hawk helicopters flying around Melbourne city right now for about an hour so far. Does anyone know what's up? They seem to be circling the same area over and over again, seems to me like it is above the West Gate/Docklands area.
Originally posted by phatpackage
reply to post by Rukas
Also in Sydney as I write can't see them just hear them
Oh Chur!
Originally posted by Rukas
Originally posted by phatpackage
reply to post by Rukas
Also in Sydney as I write can't see them just hear them
Oh Chur!
Hmmm that's a bit odd no?
Originally posted by Rukas
They were training in Sydney LAST week...
news.ninemsn.com.au...
Originally posted by Toldyouso
They are sceduled to do some training in Geelong Tuesday at skilled stadium. They were buzzing around Geelong Monday night also.
AS Black Hawks fly across Melbourne’s suburbs, residents have been asked to tolerate the loud noise. The Australian Army’s 6th Aviation Regiment is conducting training for Black Hawk pilots across Melbourne until March 24.
The Age - Melbourne
Black Hawks to train over Melbourne
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Shadows from the sky will cross over Melbourne streets next week as Army Black Hawk helicopters take to the sky for routine helicopter training exercises.
From Monday to March 24, Black Hawk helicopters will fly over the city and suburban areas during the day and night
Australian Army's 6th Aviation Regiment will conduct the helicopter training operations to ensure pilots are well trained for flying in all conditions.
Advertisement: Story continues below The Department of Defence said Melbourne residents may notice some increased noise from the flights with flying to cease by 11.00 pm each day.
The training will be conducted around Melbourne and specific training activities will take place at Fort Gellibrand, Williamstown and Watsonia, Olympic Park, Fishermans Bend, Melbourne Airport, the Docklands stadium, HMAS Cerberus and the Melbourne.
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