Very cool if you get a chance post it up.
Last edited by reneblacky; 03-24-2012 at 06:04 AM. Reason: edited text added pictures
Rene cool helmet with great history
Nice chopper helmet. I like those for some reason.
Here a few pics that I snapped of a more recent helmet on a flight in the desert.
Its a bit more sinister looking and shows the developement of the helmet.
The shield is there for a reason. Pics came out okay in spite of the pilots 'tactical' flying.
Blackhawk door gunner
Blackhawk door gunner
There is a Chinook in there somewhere
So THATS what they mean by a 'dust-off!'
(just kidding, I know thats a different term, I just couldnt help myself)
Scout great photos that looks like one Hell of a ride .
It was. Blackhawk going every which way, sometimes almost on its side in a steep bank and then suddenly climbing only to drop like a stone the next moment. Vomit inducing are the words that come to mind.
I have the pilot suspected of doing it on purpose especially for me, cause he kept at it more and more violently.
In my paranoia, if felt like they wanted me to puke in my helmet. I almost did, lol.
Lot of that going around BTW; I remember a sign in the cargo bay of a Herky flying to Kabul. It said: "The louder you scream, the faster we fly!"
A few more pics from Ft. Rucker.
I like the Apache Longbow, but find the Cobra most underrated. The Apache is a super hi-tech machine and does a fantastic job in Astan, but was amongst other things made for engaging multiple tanks targets. The Cobra is just a lean mean killing machine and cost a fraction of the Apache. IMO the Cobra should have been pushed more. It would have been perfect for Astan.
Chain Gun - gotta love it ...
Last but not least; hi-tech recce! Okay, so its low budget, but it works.
I can imagine the commentary from the Brit squaddies in shot there....
F**king s**tting b****rd dust! b****rd airforce tarts etc etc They love the choppers really.
I've just noticed, I've got one of those NVG rhino rigs the guy up front is wearing on his lid.
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