Mysterious super secret helo used in the Osama raid?, page 2
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reply posted on 5-5-2011 @ 02:20 AM by solidshot
Story here as well ABC Seems that the helo's were fitted with sort of noise suppression tech as well as stealth? with it being reported that they could not be heard until right overhead.


reply posted on 5-5-2011 @ 02:57 PM by Aim64C
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Standard broad-band jamming equipment. My dad would knock out TV reception in his neighborhood while experimenting with a Model-T ignition coil.

You know - back when TV was broadcast via antenna and not cable.

It may or may not have been on the helo, itself. The problem with jamming is that you're emitting like crazy. Usually - you have specialized jamming aircraft that you use to jam and cover the approach of other aircraft - the ones going after the 'real' and current objective.

Otherwise... having a helicopter flying in and jamming like a rock concert is just asking for someone to light it up with HOJ ordnance.


reply posted on 7-5-2011 @ 10:12 AM by Aim64C
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A tail-rotor section is far from a complete helicopter.

Things like the structure of the main body, the design of the main rotor, gimbals, etc - those are where a lot of your development time and costs go. Not to mention landing gear assemblies, engine ducts and baffles, and the all-important avionics with secure information systems and solutions to how to make such crazy contraptions fly the direction the pilot wants them to...

The Chinese could get some information off of it - but not much they couldn't have figured out for themselves simply by looking at pictures of the Comanche. Having a tail-rotor of the "ComancHawk" doesn't help them much. (My own dub for the thing)


reply posted on 17-5-2011 @ 10:04 PM by mydarkpassenger
Originally posted by mydarkpassenger
It's a hvy stealth mod of the H 60 Blackhawk:

Follow the link to the Aviation Week article below the second pic from the top.

www.freerepublic.com...
edit on 3-5-2011 by mydarkpassenger because: (no reason given)


Did I call that sucker or what? My Marine Recon (self-proclaimed) buddy might be interested in what all I saw in the sub service.


reply posted on 17-5-2011 @ 11:42 PM by Aim64C
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www.globalsecurity.org...

Seal Team Six - The Navy Special Warfare Development Group.

Back when I was in A-School, they were still known as Seal Team Six - back in March and April of 2007 when the ... chief (I seem to recall him being a Senior Chief... but I honestly don't remember) in charge of their manpower was looking for applicants at our A-School (Aviation Electronics Technician - Intermediate Maintenance - ATI). They were looking at an absolutely massive manpower increase and wanted people bright people in good physical condition.

The whole premise behind much of what they were doing was to take standard weapons, vehicles, etc and make them not-so-standard.
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