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I went with the Blackhawk in case I post something "ban-able" later and I need an advocate.
There are many books written about Iran-Iraq war, but unfortunately, most of them are in Persian language. I have worked as Museum guide, in Army Military History Museum at Saadabad complex, and as assistant translator with Army's military history bureau.What subject is this Wikipedia passage found under? It's been so long since I read about the Iran/Iraq war, I don't remember the book.
Mate, as others mentioned, these are different types of Helicopters, and even from different time periods. I'm not an expert in this field, and had only a single short trip with AB-205 during my time in Army.I am curious of what you think.
Thanks, that's pretty much what I remember although worded differently, basic details are the same.
Found it.Thanks, that's pretty much what I remember although worded differently, basic details are the same.
Does anyone remember where the AH-1 juked a Hind into losing control and crashing? I believe it was on the West German border, but, it's been years since I've heard that story.
Remember the Israeli tests of ultralight aircraft against tanks? Flights of 4 against individual tanks produced a kill every time, 1 tank and one Israeli ultra-light.I could hang a hellfire under a gyrocopter (like an Army Aviation magazine proposed back around 1980) and rely on ground-based designators.
I'd still rather have an Apache for that mission
UH-1?Mate, as others mentioned, these are different types of Helicopters, and even from different time periods. I'm not an expert in this field, and had only a single short trip with AB-205 during my time in Army.
On a whim, I did a quick google search and although I didn't find the museum you named above, I saw one called Shahram Palace, which had a quite interesting take on the military equipment displays and showed a little bit of everything like an early war Panzer a late Sherman, and something Soviet, talk about diversity. I have to admit the architecture of many of the destinations shown was amazing and the Wildlife and Nature Museum of Dar Abad looked to rival anything in the states, even my local CabelasThere are many books written about Iran-Iraq war, but unfortunately, most of them are in Persian language. I have worked as Museum guide, in Army Military History Museum at Saadabad complex, and as assistant translator with Army's military history bureau.
On a whim, I did a quick google search and although I didn't find the museum you named above, I saw one called Shahram Palace, which had a quite interesting take on the military equipment displays and showed a little bit of everything like an early war Panzer a late Sherman, and something Soviet, talk about diversity. I have to admit the architecture of many of the destinations shown was amazing and the Wildlife and Nature Museum of Dar Abad looked to rival anything in the states, even my local Cabelas.
Yes, That`s the place.On a whim, I did a quick google search and although I didn't find the museum you named above, I saw one called Shahram Palace, which had a quite interesting take on the military equipment displays and showed a little bit of everything like an early war Panzer a late Sherman, and something Soviet, talk about diversity. I have to admit the architecture of many of the destinations shown was amazing and the Wildlife and Nature Museum of Dar Abad looked to rival anything in the states, even my local Cabelas.
Good Old Days ...The Shahram Palace, Royal Weapons Museum and the Saadabad complex that's the same place. Also the Mellat Museum was there.
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Actually No! Its a little bit Complicated ...So .. did the museums get the new names?
You have posted enough pro Boeing stuff. You are safe.
Unfortunately, No, There is no such page in WP, However there is an incomplete list of Aerial Victories of Both Sides AFs :(my bold)
I wonder whether if there is a more detailed and/or reputable account on the air-to-air combat of the helicopters during the I-I war that the short Wikipedia passage.
The current administration's Marine 1?