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Msg ID: 2717347 Me and My Blackhawk  +21/-12     
Author:Saint Pete
1/17/2022 10:12:50 AM







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Msg ID: 2717356 Me and My Blackhawk  +0/-0     
Author:They never
1/17/2022 1:27:35 PM

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Get lost. They only sometimes are momentarily disoriented.



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Msg ID: 2717358 Me and My Blackhawk  +2/-1     
Author:Had a formation of 5 UH60’s
1/17/2022 1:35:25 PM

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(Crash-hawks) led our aircraft INTO the Impact Zone (artillery) when the range was Hot at Grafenwöhr, Germany.  Those guys bragged how high speed they were during the air mission brief and couldn't even navagate over the tanks trails that went around the impact zone.



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Msg ID: 2717360 Me and My Blackhawk  +2/-1     
Author:Who was in the lead hawk?
1/17/2022 1:41:45 PM

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I bet it was a commissioned officer.



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Msg ID: 2717362 The OC’s shot them down, we didn’t follow  +4/-1     
Author:And got to our LZ.
1/17/2022 1:58:49 PM

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The OC's cancelled the remainder of the day.  Blackhawk pilots were eaten alive at the debrief since they were close to really being blown outta the sky if it weren't for the lower enlisted safety guys in the range towers.  Lead hawk flat out stupid lost and he was a former 160th tûrd.  Chalk 2 didn't have their map out, chalk 3 was navigating backwards on the map, chalks 3 & 4 discussed about their other duties and not part of any navigation.  Chalks 1,2 and 3 lost their PIC orders at the debrieb... priceless!  Yes, Big Windy saved the day by not going into the impact zone and going into the zone after it was cold to rescue all the pilots and crew members because they were shot down (simulated).  Their company commander was ordered at the debrief to personally thank me and my crew for getting his dead and wounded out... LOL 😂 stupid hawk drivers 



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Msg ID: 2717364 I’m pretty sure an almost identical situation  +6/-1     
Author:happened at Hohenfels in the mid 90’s
1/17/2022 2:56:53 PM

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Flight of 9, 8 hawks leading a chinook when the 47 broke radio silence to save the entire flight because the lead hawk couldn't navigate and all the hawks had thier anti collision lights on, a big no no when entering the BOX and briefed as such.  The 47 with a sling load took over lead of the formation and the hawks followed now that is priceles.  2 hawks were shot down by the OC cause they entered the box with their lights on.  Damn good 47 pilots.



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Msg ID: 2717365 Slackhawks +4/-0     
Author:An Army Guy
1/17/2022 3:08:54 PM

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There are almost 3 Blackhawks for every 1 of any other type of Army aircraft... the stats alone mean you get the most average to below average in their ranks.



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Msg ID: 2717372 Nothing but a Lawn Ornament  +3/-0     
Author:As far as a Utility Helicopter?
1/17/2022 5:48:49 PM

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Completely gutless 



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Msg ID: 2717401 Completely worthless. Even one super stealthy  +2/-0     
Author:Version on the BinLaden raid crashed
1/18/2022 4:45:29 AM

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They can't complete a singal mission without getting or crashing



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Msg ID: 2717373 They can’t navigate because they can’t see  +4/-0     
Author:out of the darn thing
1/17/2022 6:18:49 PM

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Worst cockpit visibility of any helicopter 

ha ha ha priceless cartoon 



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