Unmarked military helicopter rotor washes NC relief supplies.

[Nostra]

Not sure WTF to make of this. If true, this will sink the Harris bid for President because it is just more evidence how the regime is not just slow walking aid, but actively impeding private entities providing aid.

 

[toobfreak]

Not sure WTF to make of this.

I did not see any great harm done. Funny the camera was never on the helicopter. I was too busy reading giant blocks of text to see much of anything. Looked to me like other than a few papers blown around, all the supplies were still there and just fine.

 

[skye]

Sabotaging the relief effort?

Do we need more proof that the government is at war with its citizens?

 

[skye]

I did not see any great harm done. Funny the camera was never on the helicopter. I was too busy reading giant blocks of text to see much of anything. Looked to me like other than a few papers blown around, all the supplies were still there and just fine.

It sounds like intimidation tactics then.....one way or another is wrong.

 

[BULLDOG]

The privately owned helicopter had not coordinated with rescue personnel on the ground as requested. Pilots who refuse to cooperate with standard safety procedures are a danger to and a distraction from ongoing recovery efforts.

 

[toobfreak]

It sounds like intimidation tactics then.....one way or another is wrong.

If I had been there, I probably would have ordered the chopper shot down. They were unknown, unmarked, they were not there to deliver supplies so were unauthorized, there was nowhere to land and they were warned away.

 

[BULLDOG]

Sabotaging the relief effort?

Do we need more proof that the government is at war with its citizens?

It wasn't a military helicopter.

 

[skye]

Was it a Blackhawk helicopter?

If it was ...well then.... nobody owns a Blackhawk except the Government.

 

[toobfreak]

Was it a Blackhawk helicopter?

If so, then it was probably worth more than all the money promised to the victims of Helene. Wonder how much it can bring on the scrap metal market after being shot down by a .460 Weatherby Magnum?

 

[skye]

If so, then it was probably worth more than all the money promised to the victims of Helene. Wonder how much it can bring on the scrap metal market after being shot down by a .460 Weatherby Magnum?

Exactly!

 

[toobfreak]

Was it a Blackhawk helicopter?
If it was ...well then.... nobody owns a Blackhawk except the Government.

I think the Taliban own a few, left by Joe. Maybe they were trying to steal the bottle water.

Gets thirsty in the desert.

Off with their toweled heads.

 

[skye]

Those who know about helicopters can tell us more!

I only found this bit of info....



"US Military "style"?
That's a UH-60 Blackhawk, produced by Lockheed-Martin.
There isn't exactly a generic version..."

Army?

 

[Harpy Eagle]

If it was ...well then.... nobody owns a Blackhawk except the Government.

anyone with the money to pay for it can buy one.

 

[toobfreak]

Army?

There must be a hundred different variants. They are sold all around the world.

 

[toobfreak]

Was it a Blackhawk helicopter?
If it was ...well then.... nobody owns a Blackhawk except the Government.
View attachment 1023928

Looks like it may have been owned by the Maryland Army National Guard.

Maryland Army Guard unveils newest helicopter in its arsenal

CAMP FRETTERD, Md. - The Maryland Army National Guard unveiled Wednesday its first of four UH-72A Lakota helicopters - which will replace the older OH-58A Kiowa as their premier aircraft for civil

www.nationalguard.mil

 

[skye]

Why were the pilots wearing military headwear?

Weird.



Brian Trascher, the Vice President and Public Information Officer for the United Cajun Navy, told RedState.com in a phone interview that the unmarked helicopter was likely a UH60 standard Blackhawk, and the pilots were wearing military headgear. The organization came to the conclusion after analyzing the videos and speaking with eyewitnesses.

“Yeah, it takes two pilots to fly,” Trascher explained to RedState.com. “One of those things, and both were wearing standard DOD gear, the headgear.”

Trascher said the United Cajun Navy is continuing to investigate the incident and identify the culprit.

 

[Nostra]

The privately owned helicopter had not coordinated with rescue personnel on the ground as requested. Pilots who refuse to cooperate with standard safety procedures are a danger to and a distraction from ongoing recovery efforts.

Prove your claims.

 

[SeaMajor7]

The Federal government is out of control.
They are attacking us AGAIN.
Must be election season....

 

[Nostra]

It wasn't a military helicopter.

Link?

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Why were the pilots wearing military headwear?

Weird.



Brian Trascher, the Vice President and Public Information Officer for the United Cajun Navy, told RedState.com in a phone interview that the unmarked helicopter was likely a UH60 standard Blackhawk, and the pilots were wearing military headgear. The organization came to the conclusion after analyzing the videos and speaking with eyewitnesses.

“Yeah, it takes two pilots to fly,” Trascher explained to RedState.com. “One of those things, and both were wearing standard DOD gear, the headgear.”

Trascher said the United Cajun Navy is continuing to investigate the incident and identify the culprit.

do you have a picture of said headgear?