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Well u shd hear wht the pilot (or the FBW ?) is doing on the eng ctrls each time the nose might hve a tendency to slip offset such with some bank angle. Frankly until now I won't envy the allied pilots that woud hve to land that bird at night in Kandahar with one eng shut off |
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Looks impressive..
In fact I'd not like to be sitting in the back of that bird while it was performing what I've just seen.. lol! It was bad enough being in a C-130 when the pilot was flinging the thing around the welsh valleys under radar. Last edited by Trooper117; 10-15-2011 at 04:17 PM. |
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The breakfast I have eaten was forced to leave my stomach again . Our duty after landing was to occupy a bridge and the area around , but without me |
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Hey wht is better for the ride in the back : 53 or Chinook ?
Last edited by TomcatViP; 10-15-2011 at 09:25 PM. |
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I've parachuted from both of them, both have a rear ramp, the only thing you have to remember with the CH-53 is to turn left as you jump out due to the tail rotor.
As to just travelling in the back they are both pretty similar.. |
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Thx Para
I was just wondering if there was a huge diff for teh troops due to Boeing's helo being everywhere on the shop list. For sure It might be better to "turn left".But how does it goes if you mix both left and right hands ? |
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