OV-1

[Tulio]

... as far as the US Govt. is concearned is that, "oficially", the Mohawk does not carry any armament.

I have heard rumors that armed OV-1s were employed, unoficially of course, South of the border, for drug interdiction flights.

First time I saw a Mohawk was during Airsho '81 in Harlingen, and to say the least, I was impressed when one of them took off and climbed like there was no gravity...


Saludos,


Tulio

[Originalboxcar]

Speaking of "ov" aircraft, Courtesy has had an ov-1d forsale for a while. Any restrictions on flying these as opposed to the ov-10? If not, then what's the difference?



regards,


t~

This aircraft has now been listed as SOLD. Where'd she go?

regards,

t~

[Glyn]

But...they light-gray boys continue to deny-deny-deny and think they still have a role in the modern battlespace.

They can keep telling themselves that from their home-squadron bars while the rest of us are out doing the real business for America.

Heh, tell us how you really feel Randy.

My old man was a light-gray boy at Langley in the old days, he got out in 1990. While it's a different Air Force now, at that point they were the tip of the spear!