Comments on: Armor Lack Behind Copter Crashes?

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By: mike

mike — Mon, 05 Feb 2007 18:37:08 +0000

re: Hinds in Afghanistan– a Hind is a waaaay bigger target than an Apache, it’s half again as tall and has those big flat sides and fat troop-carrying ass. That matters a bunch for ground fire.

By: phil0leech

phil0leech — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 20:33:03 +0000

Improvements to the Helicopter Fleet are LONG overdue. The Russians have been armoring their (COMBAT: key word!) helicopters for years. Now that the Cold War is over, why can’t we swallow our pride and fix these death traps?

By: Jim

Jim — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 16:41:37 +0000

@DT.fan: Infiltration is effective only when one can blend with the enemy without detection. In the Middle East, most cells are built from the ground up of friends, family and neighbors. These people know each other, have trained and/or grown up together. It is nearly impossible to infiltrate this kind of group. Even recruiting them as children is ineffective because they can be turned so easily by the pro-male message of Islam. Once turned, they cannot be disuadded by rhetoric or example. They are, in effect, the perfect “robotic army” if you will because they see only the goal; not the pain or anguish they cause getting there. In fact, they are taught that the more pain and anguish they cause on the way, the bigger their reward in heaven. This is an enemy that cannot be reasoned with (they will lie to you with a straight face because they believe they should), argued with (they are right, you are wrong, the Imam said so), or bargained with (they will ignore any agreement once they have obtained that which they were seeking in the first place). The only thing you can do with this kind of enemy, just like any robot gone berserk, is to shut it off by any means possible.

By: Dan

Dan — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 13:56:35 +0000

3 in 10 days, it’s not dramatical statistics compared to the total amount of helicopters that have been downed. Roughly half of the 54 helicopters crashed for other reasons than hostile fire… get something done about that!

By: Greg

Greg — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 13:38:48 +0000

The helicopters flying over the battlefields of the War on Terror are the most lethal in the eyes of our enemies and safest in the eyes of our soliders ever in history. The issue of more armor is always a major concern for flight crews and the contractors who build them. There is a never ending battle with weight to lift capability and the engineers behind the design of the fantastic machines work without rest to make it better and safer. Believe me when I say that news of Apache going down anywhere in the world has impact all the great people who make and deliver them to the War Fighter. We are at the cutting edge of technology and pushing for more.

By: bbot

bbot — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 23:21:25 +0000

The hind had an armored cabin, but the windshield was normal aviation-rated glass, and wasn’t ballistic resistant. The Afghans used hunting rifles, which are precise compared to the AK, and aimed for the pilots.

By: DT.fan

DT.fan — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 16:53:35 +0000

Hmmm.. the hind is a big bird.. if I remember it’s an attack chopper/troop transport.
There really is no easy answer… Weapons are design to kill… it’s all escalation…
I still think a lawernece of arabia approach would probably be better…
For get reacting and ‘patroling’.
How about infilitrating and blending?