Has BRH been cancelled?
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The Wildcat was a fairly rubbish, American fighter used by the FAA.
BLUH (BRH) will be called 'Mohawk' apparently. The Mohawk was a very rubbish American fighter used by the RAF.
My dog could have come up with better names than these.
BLUH (BRH) will be called 'Mohawk' apparently. The Mohawk was a very rubbish American fighter used by the RAF.
My dog could have come up with better names than these.
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My dog could have come up with better names than these.
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Trying one's dog's naming abilities, Dog 1's ears' perked up at the suggestion of "Sausage", while Dog 2 appears to favour "Biscuit".
Based on this Canine research, perhaps it should be Biscuit Brown for the Pongos and Sea Biscuit for the Fisheads.
Based on this Canine research, perhaps it should be Biscuit Brown for the Pongos and Sea Biscuit for the Fisheads.
Gainesy,
Thanks for the laugh. I tried it with my Dog#1, but it was a tad early and I got little reaction.
But aren't we talking about helicopters? Who cares?
draws pin from grenade and slips quietly away....
Thanks for the laugh. I tried it with my Dog#1, but it was a tad early and I got little reaction.
But aren't we talking about helicopters? Who cares?
draws pin from grenade and slips quietly away....
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From what I heard SCMR/BRH are safe, the higher ups are just going through the usual what if? scenarios.
The army didn't want to name BRH as Wildcat for 2 reasons:
1. They didn't come up with it.
2. Both Hellcat and Wildcat names were seen as far too warlike for them to deploy somewhere hot, where they may offend somebody.
Why is the Army using a native American tribe name when traditionally only rotary wing assets sourced from the states followed the Septic Army naming convention?:
US
Sioux - Bell 47
Chinook - CH47
Kiowa - OH58
Apache - AH64/WAH(!)
Iroquois - Huey
In fact the kit designed this side of the pond has never followed this convention e.g. Skeeter, Scout, Alouette, Lynx, Gazelle et al
If you want to be like Uncle Sam then call it the Celt, Pict or Iceni.
P.S I like Wildcat! (Don't care for dogs)
The army didn't want to name BRH as Wildcat for 2 reasons:
1. They didn't come up with it.
2. Both Hellcat and Wildcat names were seen as far too warlike for them to deploy somewhere hot, where they may offend somebody.
Why is the Army using a native American tribe name when traditionally only rotary wing assets sourced from the states followed the Septic Army naming convention?:
US
Sioux - Bell 47
Chinook - CH47
Kiowa - OH58
Apache - AH64/WAH(!)
Iroquois - Huey
In fact the kit designed this side of the pond has never followed this convention e.g. Skeeter, Scout, Alouette, Lynx, Gazelle et al
If you want to be like Uncle Sam then call it the Celt, Pict or Iceni.
P.S I like Wildcat! (Don't care for dogs)
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Isn't that an Iraqi tribe?
Below is a list of the major tribes and where they originated from;
Apache - South Plains, South West, East
Cherokee - East Tennessee, North Carolina
Cheyenne - Plains
Chinook - North West Pacific coast
Iroquois - North East
Mohawk - New York
Navajo - New Mexico, Arizona, Utah
Sioux - Plains
Boaring I know but may keep us on subject http://www.the-wild-west.co.uk/
Below is a list of the major tribes and where they originated from;
Apache - South Plains, South West, East
Cherokee - East Tennessee, North Carolina
Cheyenne - Plains
Chinook - North West Pacific coast
Iroquois - North East
Mohawk - New York
Navajo - New Mexico, Arizona, Utah
Sioux - Plains
Boaring I know but may keep us on subject http://www.the-wild-west.co.uk/
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Using present tense for something that doesn't actually exist at the moment is a bit of a leap of faith.
It isn't ****e?
Compared to what? Current Lynx?
Yep, youre right there.
If youre in the know, you'll know the 'issues' with it at the moment won't you. So quite an apt statement from Faithless.
It isn't ****e?
Compared to what? Current Lynx?
Yep, youre right there.
If youre in the know, you'll know the 'issues' with it at the moment won't you. So quite an apt statement from Faithless.
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