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norstar2k wrote:I still don't understand why the government bought a civil version (AW139) for a military SAR unit.
The military version is the AgustaWestland AW149, a medium-lift MultiMission Military helicopter.
The AW149 is suited to battlefield support, combat SAR, reconnaissance, surveillance, medical evacuation, search and rescue (SAR) and command and control support roles.
lexx wrote:triniboy92 wrote:lexx wrote:yes indeed there are 2 BO's now, so it's viper 1, 2 & 3...
whats the other BO registration?
IW
hot blue wrote:didn't realise that Panama had use for so many R22's and 44's. What are they used for?
training?
lexx wrote:Hmmm... that r44 is in need of a track and balance...
hot blue wrote:please tell me that^ R44 is equipped with floats!!!
hoverauto wrote:lexx wrote:Hmmm... that r44 is in need of a track and balance...
Not really......the camera I used is really shitty....I actually used my phone to film it. I don't remember it vibrating that much...i don't think it was excessive.
lexx wrote:hoverauto wrote:lexx wrote:Hmmm... that r44 is in need of a track and balance...
Not really......the camera I used is really shitty....I actually used my phone to film it. I don't remember it vibrating that much...i don't think it was excessive.
LOL... well then your hand shaking plenty there boy... you was scared or what??
hot blue wrote:I believe they are these
Black Hawk with Aux tanks
triniboy92 wrote:hot blue wrote:I believe they are these
Black Hawk with Aux tanks
yeah it definitely looked like that
homeboy wrote:Hey do they have any S62 in Trinidad, now i flying on these alot and they look like they have 200 years...lol....can hold 20 pasengers though.
pablo_tt wrote:It's not a nice feeling when yours TCAS gives you a traffic advisory
triniboy92 wrote:triniboy92 wrote:hot blue wrote:I believe they are these
Black Hawk with Aux tanks
yeah it definitely looked like that
tower get blow out from bristow and national because they didnt advise them that the hawk was in there area in radix and it fly 200 feet above them lol
triniboy92 wrote:homeboy wrote:Hey do they have any S62 in Trinidad, now i flying on these alot and they look like they have 200 years...lol....can hold 20 pasengers though.
not that i know of...there's the s-76 though...but the 76 can hold 12 passengers.....where u flying that??
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