AH-64 Apache helicopter crash in Sharana, Afghanistan

AH-64 Apache helicopter crash in Sharana, Afghanistan. The pilot was executing a maneuver known as "return to target". No one on the ground was killed and both pilots survived, possible criminal charges were laid. (TY liveleak.com)
kulpimssays...

pilot error. not enough altitude and he didn't execute the maneuver very well - the chopper should have pivoted around at the end of the upward curve and straighten itself in the direction of flight thus giving the rotors a chance to provide lift as soon as possible before it starts loosing too much height. altitude of the terrain was also a factor, but the pilot should have calculated that in ...

deathcowsays...

Question:
How many kids could have had $65,000 college scholarships for the price of that single helicopter?

Answer:
Over 300

Question:
How many kids could have had $65,000 scholarships for the price of the Afghanistan war IN 2011 ALONE?

Answer:
Over 1.8 million

Question:
How many kids could have had $65,000 scholarships for the price of the Afghanistan war since 2003?

Answer:
Over 7 million

Remember to recoil in horror though at the thought of "freeloaders" wanting free education! We dont want educated Americans! We want $20 million dollar helicopters!

DuoJetsays...

>> ^deathcow:

Question:


Educating kids, especially those who can't afford an education on their own, does not lead to greater short-term profits and higher executive salaries for the military industry. Therefore your question is irrelevant.

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