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PostPosted: Tue Nov 15, 2011 11:56 am 
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bin laden's gone, but still very much in the news, any pics / info floating around on the mystery stealth chopper warbird??

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all i have seen are some graphical representations on the web.

Just a smoothed over Black Hawk.

Or you can build a model of it!

http://kampfgruppe144.blogspot.com/2011 ... ragon.html

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let's see the pics!! how accurate do you think they are?? or are they a b.s. artist rendition??

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Not sure.,. seems like a plausible concept.

I did read that the one that crashed was an older model.

The "Ghost Hawk" is the real super stealth chopper.

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I heard a radio interview with a former SEAL Team Six officer who has written a book with an "insiders" view on the mission.

I believe he called it a Stealthhawk...but he didn't go into any detail on the helicopters.

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Pretty well kept secret even after the cat got out of the bag with the Bin Laden mission. I hope I am not reposting links here but :

http://www.armytimes.com/news/2011/05/a ... wk-050411/

There was a pretty good discussion on Fencecheck about this but I cannot seem to locate it now.

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There seems to be inconsistencies in the stories of when the helicopter got into trouble.
Early stories (and a recent quasi documentary I saw on TV) put the problem incoming later sources on the way out.
I am sure that not all the features of the H-66 disappeard with the cancelation of the project

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Not my area of interest, but David Cenciotti's blog gives some remarkable deductive insights and illustrations, and the origins of some of the myths - people copying some of David's filing system!

http://theaviationist.com/category/stealth-black-hawk/

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