AndrzejGaterNater
I have personally flown in the back of a Blackhawk many, many times.
I have seen first hand how capable they are of performing amazing arial acrobatics with last-second, highly aggressive moves, even while flying at 175 mph at tree top levels and being full of passengers.
I have experienced both positive and negative G-forces in them due to some pretty radical changes in elevation.
No Blackhawk pilot would somehow run into a well-lit, slow moving aircraft on approach
I have personally flown in the back of a Blackhawk many, many times.
I have seen first hand how capable they are of performing amazing arial acrobatics with last-second, highly aggressive moves, even while flying at 175 mph at tree top levels and being full of passengers.
I have experienced both positive and negative G-forces in them due to some pretty radical changes in elevation.
No Blackhawk pilot would somehow run into a well-lit, slow moving aircraft on approach
08:35 AM - Jan 30, 2025
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