The answer to the terrorist problem

[dave01]

This will work, once we find all of them

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-f1cwycSWq0

Just incredible what these helicopters can do.

[Jornie1]

But, what about the ones walking around in our towns and cities, stores, schools, Fort Hood's? Awaiting word to light the fuse!!! Len

[Firefly]

But, what about the ones walking around in our towns and cities, stores, schools, Fort Hood's? Awaiting word to light the fuse!!! Len

Like this guy:

http://detroitnews.com/article/20110325/METRO01/103250428/Fed-building-bomb-suspect--FBI-%E2%80%98card-system%E2%80%99-linked-to-murders

Fortunately the bomb didn't go off and the FBI caught the guy. The dumb :cus: security guy that picked up the box and brought it inside the building and let it sit for THREE WEEKS was obviously fired. Michigan seems to have a problem with anti-government militia terrorists- how quickly we forget about Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols.

[Bob Denman]

Great music used even better! :2thumbs: :ohyea:
I always figured that we don't need to send troops; send cement trucks instead... If they find a hole or cave just fill the sucker in!:shocked:

[max continuous]

As a pilot flying helicopters for 20 years, that last piece of footage with the Apache doing a quick stop / hammer head / corkscrew decent blows me away!
Try that with most civilian machines and it would be a race to see if the tail boom or rotor head came off first!
Max

[max continuous]

That truly is amazing! You wouldn't think a ship of that size would be capable pf that.
It's all in the rotor head.
An under slung teetering hinge head (Bell) would shear the mast so fast....
Look at the Red Bull 105 helicopter. That's the difference a rigid rotor system makes.
Max