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Budneswehr orders Airbus Helicopters H145 LUH SAR

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Old 13th Dec 2018, 13:35
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Bundeswehr orders Airbus Helicopters H145 LUH SAR

The German Bundeswehr has ordered seven Airbus Helicopters H145 LUH- SAR (Light Utility Helicopter - Search and Rescue) to replace some of the legacy Bell UH-1D operate by the German Army Aviation (Heeresflieger)

https://www.airbus.com/newsroom/pres...licopters.html






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Well, nobody can deny the Bell's are somewhat long in the tooth, and the H 145 seems ideal to replace them. The mystery is why only seven?
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Well, nobody can deny the Bell's are somewhat long in the tooth, and the H 145 seems ideal to replace them. The mystery is why only seven?
One per operational jet?
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Well, nobody can deny the Bell's are somewhat long in the tooth, and the H 145 seems ideal to replace them. The mystery is why only seven?
These will only replace the Hueys tasked with domestic SAR. Bundeswehr yet to hold competition for wider Huey replacement, but follow-on orders of H145/H145Ms most likely. Will need to be soon, as they're due to ship out to Afghanistan in 2021 https://www.janes.com/article/85052/...nistan-in-2021
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Will need to be soon, as they're due to ship out to Afghanistan in 2021 https://www.janes.com/article/85052/...nistan-in-2021
Is there no end to that misery?
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When I arrived in Afghanistan in late 2001 there was hope it might be over by Christmas, or perhaps by the turn of that year.

No end indeed.
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