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13 minutes ago, VanHammersly said:

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Why? I was told here they were the ones responsible for it

Welp, I thought we had completely destroyed the Iranian military

Ive been in the pool all day, is the "Straight"(hahahahahaha) open yet? Iran surrendered? Yeah?

13 minutes ago, DrPhilly said:

Welp, I thought we had completely destroyed the Iranian military

Trump is an absolute joke as is his entire administration. For those of us that didn't see this coming, you're all a bunch of brain dead morons.

19 minutes ago, DrPhilly said:

Welp, I thought we had completely destroyed the Iranian military

He went from threatening to end a civilization to sounding upset he has to respond to an attack on American soldiers in a flash.

For the 38th time Trump said today that an agreement with Iran is "close".

33 minutes ago, DrPhilly said:

Welp, I thought we had completely destroyed the Iranian military

Can someone help me out on this. How do pilots survive a helicopter crash? Can you eject from a helicopter like you can a jet?

Just now, VanHammersly said:

Can someone help me out on this. How do pilots survive a helicopter crash? Can you eject from a helicopter like you can a jet?

From Google AI:

The AH-64 Apache does not have ejection seats. Military helicopters generally omit them because their primary emergency survival maneuver is autorotation (gliding down safely using unpowered spinning rotors), making ejection too complex and hazardous. [1, 2, 3]

1 minute ago, barho said:

From Google AI:

The AH-64 Apache does not have ejection seats. Military helicopters generally omit them because their primary emergency survival maneuver is autorotation (gliding down safely using unpowered spinning rotors), making ejection too complex and hazardous. [1, 2, 3]

So basically the only way someone could survive 'uninjured' (aside from some crazy miracle) is if the helicopter managed to land safely after being hit?

13 minutes ago, VanHammersly said:

So basically the only way someone could survive 'uninjured' (aside from some crazy miracle) is if the helicopter managed to land safely after being hit?

Sounds like it "landed" in water

57 minutes ago, VanHammersly said:

Can someone help me out on this. How do pilots survive a helicopter crash? Can you eject from a helicopter like you can a jet?

Really depends on what part of the helicopter was damaged, but for obvious reasons, there are no ejection seats on helicopters. If they lose power but still have main rotor blades, they can auto rotate to the ground, but even done correctly, it’s a hard landing.

59 minutes ago, barho said:

From Google AI:

The AH-64 Apache does not have ejection seats. Military helicopters generally omit them because their primary emergency survival maneuver is autorotation (gliding down safely using unpowered spinning rotors), making ejection too complex and hazardous. [1, 2, 3]

The Russians have a helicopter with ejections seats. It "blasts” the main rotor blades out of the way prior to firing ejection seats.

Pretty sure this is a false flag. Trump just told Bibi he may soon be on his own if he's not careful. Surely Isreal downed this chopper to draw Trump fully back in. The timing is too coincidental.

2 hours ago, VanHammersly said:

Can someone help me out on this. How do pilots survive a helicopter crash? Can you eject from a helicopter like you can a jet?

The Russians and Americans have different philosophies on how they operate attack helos. The Russians treat them more like conventional aircraft, flying them faster and higher than the U.S. Army does. America tends to operate its helos much lower and slower, often in a hover, making a shoot down more survivable. At one point the U.S. Army did look at buying the AH-56 Cheyenne, which was a helo that would have operated in the Russian manner but cancelled the project for a multitude of reasons.

6 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Pretty sure this is a false flag. Trump just told Bibi he may soon be on his own if he's not careful. Surely Isreal downed this chopper to draw Trump fully back in. The timing is too coincidental.

Pretty sure you're very retarded

4 hours ago, we_gotta_believe said:

Pretty sure you're very retarded

I see youre mad you didn't think of it first.

On 6/8/2026 at 11:22 AM, VanHammersly said:

Funny how things can change in a matter of a few hours. FWIW, Barak Ravid is the Israeli version of Jim Acosta.

7 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

I see youre mad you didn't think of it first.

I see you are still gullible enough to believe anything that trumps spews. When you make the occasional post, it becomes apparent why you mostly stick to emojis.

47 minutes ago, Tnt4philly said:

I see you are still gullible enough to believe anything that trumps spews. When you make the occasional post, it becomes apparent why you mostly stick to emojis.

I see you cant read, or understand what you read.

Why would Trump tell us this was a false flag event that Isreal used to draw the US back in to the war?

42 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

I see you cant read, or understand what you read.

Why would Trump tell us this was a false flag event that Isreal used to draw the US back in to the war?

Or, maybe the country we've been at war with for months just shot a helicopter down? Crazy, huh?

14 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

Pretty sure this is a false flag. Trump just told Bibi he may soon be on his own if he's not careful. Surely Isreal downed this chopper to draw Trump fully back in. The timing is too coincidental.

LOL, the stupid, it burns. If this was a false flag, why would Iran take credit for it? If this was actually downed by Israel, the best thing Iran could do is deny that this was their doing, and blame Israel and thus create a potential crack in our alliance with Israel and strengthen Iran's chances.