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Forum: Military Aviation
19th Mar 2006, 08:42
Replies: 23
Views: 5,220
Posted By laughingboy

Ah, the barmy army have found their voices. ...

Ah, the barmy army have found their voices.

The only joint aspect in JHC is the cling-on AAC trying desperately to take their share of the plaudits for all the hard work that the SH, and to an...
Forum: Military Aviation
18th Mar 2006, 19:47
Replies: 8
Views: 1,341
Posted By laughingboy

unless i'm very much mistaken the AAC is so far...

unless i'm very much mistaken the AAC is so far behind the front line that they need satellite imagery to view it!
Please explain to me the cutting edge work that the AAC has undertaken in the...
Forum: Military Aviation
18th Mar 2006, 19:33
Replies: 8
Views: 1,341
Posted By laughingboy

JHC - A threatened species

Can anybody explain the jointery aspect of the Joint Helicopter Command? - to me it seems to be a spineless organisation that justifies the existance of outdated and under-performing useless Army Air...
Forum: Military Aviation
18th Mar 2006, 19:12
Replies: 47
Views: 11,809
Posted By laughingboy

a particularly intelligent reply from the senior...

a particularly intelligent reply from the senior service! (grammar!)
The Army Ssgts and WOs associated with the Apache fleet have had the logistical nightmare of walking from their squaron building...
Forum: Military Aviation
18th Mar 2006, 19:04
Replies: 23
Views: 5,220
Posted By laughingboy

A lynx couldn't lift one pork pie, never mind...

A lynx couldn't lift one pork pie, never mind enough to resupply the Chinny boys!
I hope you Andover defence force boys enjoy taking the Colonels and their packed lunches out to Helmund!
Forum: Military Aviation
18th Mar 2006, 18:44
Replies: 30
Views: 8,116
Posted By laughingboy

flying at 50ft at 140 kts equates to 700kts at...

flying at 50ft at 140 kts equates to 700kts at 250ft - a feat well beyond the wheazing GR4.
Still it's a good story to wax lyrical about in your air conditioned tent!
Forum: Military Aviation
18th Mar 2006, 17:47
Replies: 23
Views: 5,220
Posted By laughingboy

a 9" pizza might be possible for budgie the...

a 9" pizza might be possible for budgie the helicopter but a 12" with garlic bread is beyond the max payload :)
Forum: Military Aviation
18th Mar 2006, 17:45
Replies: 23
Views: 5,220
Posted By laughingboy

at least you can walk and drive at 40 deg C at...

at least you can walk and drive at 40 deg C at 3,000ft! :ok:
Forum: Military Aviation
18th Mar 2006, 17:30
Replies: 30
Views: 8,116
Posted By laughingboy

Low Level - 250ft -are you 'avin a giraffe? ...

Low Level - 250ft -are you 'avin a giraffe?

about time that you fast jet monkeys got down and dirty with it - the SH fraternity have been doing it for years without blowing their own trumpets...
Forum: Military Aviation
18th Mar 2006, 17:11
Replies: 47
Views: 11,809
Posted By laughingboy

i'll wager that the Apache pilots are as slow to...

i'll wager that the Apache pilots are as slow to find their wallets as their aircraft is at reaching 100knots.

Formation with AH by night! - no thanks (for obvious reasons)

besides Chinook...
Forum: Military Aviation
18th Mar 2006, 16:19
Replies: 47
Views: 11,809
Posted By laughingboy

Apache Escort?

Why have Apache to supposedly escort CH47 in Afghanistan when the Chinooks are currently operating in that theatre particularly well without them?
Forum: Military Aviation
18th Mar 2006, 16:15
Replies: 23
Views: 5,220
Posted By laughingboy

op herrick lynx?

what exactly is the lynx bringing to the party in afghanistan? discuss
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