The OH-58 Kiowa Warrior (Battle Damage)
I have some really good pictures of this particular aircraft, but I found these posted by someone else.
The Army announced today (maybe yesterday) that they will keep the OH-58 in service until 2020.
This aircraft was able to fly home after the mission.
I have been told, that both crewmen survived although both were severely injured, which I would tend to believe.
Follow the link, then right click and you will be able to select the full screen option to view the pictures better.
http://www.rafip.org/aroundthenet_media/BattleDamagedOH-58.pps
The Army announced today (maybe yesterday) that they will keep the OH-58 in service until 2020.
This aircraft was able to fly home after the mission.
I have been told, that both crewmen survived although both were severely injured, which I would tend to believe.
Follow the link, then right click and you will be able to select the full screen option to view the pictures better.
http://www.rafip.org/aroundthenet_media/BattleDamagedOH-58.pps
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Good night!!! That bird must have 200 holes in it!!! 0 -
I used to work in a Battle Damage Repair squadron in the Air Force. That's nothing we couldn't fix will a little metal (speed) tape and a 2x4.
That plane is still totally flyable![8D]0 -
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Yes that bird made it back alright, But after looking at all those holes in the general area of the cockpit, I have a hard time believing that the pilots made it back alright[V]0 -
Man i'd say they got somebody mad at them. Hope their team budy took retaliation. 0 -
Damn.
I hope some Hadjis got lit up for that...0 -
quote:Originally posted by Rack Ops
Damn.
I hope some Hadjis got lit up for that...
Pfffffft! Like we need another reason![8D][:D]0 -
That's a tough little bird to get shot up that much and still make it back to base. 0
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