evangilder
"Shooter"
I wouldn't think so either. I only fired automatic rifles and machine guns. Never fired and auto pistol. I have seen a demo of an Uzi, but didn;t get to fire it.
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P38 Pilot
Tech Sergeant
Tough firing a auto pistol probably.
Here's a vid clip of a AH-64 Apache firing its minigun and missiles at insurgent positon. Its at night and looks pretty cool.
Here's a vid clip of a AH-64 Apache firing its minigun and missiles at insurgent positon. Its at night and looks pretty cool.
Not bad, quite an impressive display of firepower there.
P38 Pilot
Tech Sergeant
Yeap.
lesofprimus
Brigadier General
Not sure if that was an Apache....
Nonskimmer
Captain
It almost looked like a Hind actually.
P38 Pilot
Tech Sergeant
Well, thats what they identified it as. An AH-64.
Royzee617
Tech Sergeant
Yup, I reckon it is a Blackhawk - let's hope that was the lads revisiting mogadishu for some payback time!
Panzerfaust
Airman
i don't know if that was an apache or something else but is very great 8)
P.s. this is my first post, hi all
P.s. this is my first post, hi all
P38 Pilot said:
The Apache does not have a Mini Gun. That was a MH-60L DAP Blackhawk used by the 160th Special Operations Regiment. The rockets you saw were either Hellfire or rockets fired from the ESSS pylons and the mini guns that yous aw are fired by the Crew Chief out the side. Sorry that this post is so late. I finally just saw it.
The Apache has a M230 30mm Cannon.
Rate-of-fire 625 ± 25 spm
Ammo storage capacity 1200 rounds M789
Ammo handling system linear linkless
Externally powered 6.5 HP
Length 66.0 inches (167.6cm)
Total weight 127 lb. (57.5 kg)
MH-60L Direct Action Penetrator (DAP) / AH-60L
The MH-60L Direct Action Penetrator (DAP) is an MH-60L modified to mount a variety of offensive weapons systems. Its mission is to conduct attack helicopter operations utilizing area fire or precision guided munitions and armed infiltration or exfiltration of small units. It is capable of conducting direct action (DA) missions as an attack helicopter or has the capability to reconfigure for troop assault operations. In the Direct Action role, the DAP would not normally be used as a primary transport for troops or supplies because of high gross weight limits. The DAP is capable of conducting all missions during day, night, or adverse weather conditions.
Also known informally as the "AH-60L", this upgrade of MH-60L was initiated in 1990 with the addition of FLIR, radar and standard UH-60 external stores support systems. Two Black Hawk companies of 160th SOAR each have a MH-60K platoon and MH-16K-DAP/AH-60L platoon. The MH-60L Direct Action Penetrator (DAP) armaments include a mix of multiple 30-mm Chain Gun, racks of four Hellfires and 2.75 in rocket pods, 40 mm grenade launcher or trainable 7.62 mm Gatling guns.
The MH-60L Army Special Operations variant is a UH-60L with various mods to include updated cockpit, additional avionics, precision navigation system, FLIR, aircraft survivability equipment, external tank system. Provide medium utility helicopter support to SOF unique misions. The older MH-60L can be adapted to the attack mission by attaching dual weapons pylons to both sides of the fuselage. Pylon mounting cannon, rockets, or missiles can be supplemented by door or port mounting guns or launchers, limited mainly by the range, duration, cargo, or troops required to complete the mission. The helicopter's mission is insertion and extraction of special operations troops. Survivability equipment includes radar and missile warning systems and IR jammers. The MH-60L is powered by two General Electric T700-GE-701C 1843 shp turboshaft engines.
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/aircraft/mh-60l-d ap.htm
P38 Pilot said:
They identified it wrong. I would recognise my Blackhawk anywhere, anyday, and under any circumstance even NVG's, since I fly them everyday.
cheddar cheese
Major General
Right on Adler! 8) Nice bit of info.
And welcome Panzerfaust! 8)
And welcome Panzerfaust! 8)
Anytime I try to do my best.... 8) 
CharlesBronson
Senior Master Sergeant
Hurricane Mk-IIC
Good clip there CB!
CharlesBronson
Senior Master Sergeant
Yeah, the captured "british" Ju-88A-4 looks pretty good, almost untouched, I wonder how they fall to UK.
Well one way is they have a mechanical failure and are forced to land in England or behind there lines. Pretty common actually.
the lancaster kicks ass
Major General
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- Dec 20, 2003
very unusual to see captured exampled flying, nice one.........
