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15-7672 —
Long gone now are the phrogs. Caught this E-model passing through but with no unit markings. Circa 2007
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The last of these flew on August 1, 2015, with the last one delivered to Udvar-Hazy for exhibition. All of them were in MMH or MMT squadrons.
GREAT summary of 46 vs 47 differences are at
https://thechive.com/2017/09/14/its-not-a-chinookvisual-difference-of-ch-46-vs-ch-47-helicopters/
https://thechive.com/2017/09/14/its-not-a-chinookvisual-difference-of-ch-46-vs-ch-47-helicopters/
Should be HMM or HMT squadrons. I have 3000 hrs in these birds. Great machine.
Something is definitely wrong here - like I'm peering into an alternate universe or something.
This phrog is just WAY too clean! :o
I mean, even if it has just flown in from the paint hanger, it should be filthy by now!
j/k, folks
This phrog is just WAY too clean! :o
I mean, even if it has just flown in from the paint hanger, it should be filthy by now!
j/k, folks
Nevertheless dudes, this is a beautiful flying machine.
Thanks for sharing your love for all aircraft Bobby Allison!
Thanks for sharing your love for all aircraft Bobby Allison!
They also were in Marine HMM squadrons in Vietnam starting in 1966.
I flew one.
I flew one.
Thank you Robert!
Wow, that is a beauty. The Chinook is so 'big'. This is more 'tactical'? *shrug* To scrap usable equipment is silly. But it's not their money I guess. Is there a back story on why they are killing them?
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