What kind of chopper crashed???

Did you see the tail-section of that chopper???

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I saw on the news it was a stealth blackhawk that has never before been seen in public.
It has a plate over the turbine to reduce noise and a high-tech skin and pieces are currently on their way or are in china for their research.

Glad no-one was hurt...according to the media not a scratch was received from the crash....O' I forgot, the media lies real bad...o' well....

www.wired.com...

reply to post by Soldier of God

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reply to post by majestic3


Thank you... my bad.

"Silent Hawk"

Worked on helicopter for 6 years and never seen a chopper like this. Extremely advanced stuff, especially the coating covering the bird. I'm guessing the reason why only the tail boom, T/R are left is because they used incendiary charges near the transmission of the bird. I think the bird I worked on the transmission was made of magnesium and it burns extremely hot, birds that have gone done took 3-4 before they stopped burning.

A couple of pics ya may not of seen....






I think this is a never before seen black ops chopper. Many think it to be a modified BlackHawk, but I'm going with new platform based off of the Comanchee.

This was some serious buisness here.

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I have read that there are presently many 'Aviation Heads' trying to figure this out and are producing CGI images of their best guesses. I don't know if this is one of them but the article this image comes from says 'CGI of potential helicopter'.
www.defencetalk.com...

Also this popped up re: Blackhawk...

www.armytimes.com...

What is it? One man? Drone?

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What you are seeing is the tail section of the chopper, not the entire thing. Thus, the entire aircraft is much larger than what is in the picture - this is just a piece of it .

Im curious does the blade that is broken off in the ground look like fiberglass or carbon fiber at the broken edge in this photo?