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I'm sorry if someone already post this... but this seems to be the secret helo involved in Abbottabad crash...According to the Army Times, the helicopter used by the Navy SEAL commandos should be a special version of the Blackhawk, code-named "Airwolf. " entities to amend another secret of the U.S. Army. This is the 'Technical Application Programs Office, the department that provides technical assistance to the Navy Seals

Interesting.
Just watch your comments folks.

Army Times posted this:

http://www.armytimes.com/news/2011/05/army-mission-helocopter-was-secret-stealth-black-hawk-050411/

The retired SOF Aviator needs to have his nuts ripped off and shoved down his throat.

Kinda drew them a map to where they live, didn't he.

This is a little too much OPSEC for me. Especially since I have never heard/seen of this thing before.
Army Times.. tsk tsk tsk.

what about this?

.... exactly!!! they had a failure..... now Jay Sucks

Some more on the stealth 'copter.:

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/video/seals-worlds-1st-stealth-helicopter-13533840

hopefully those dirty Pakis cant do anything with the tail rotor.

It couldn't have been all that stealth and quiet... There was a local blogging about the rotary wing aircraft coming in for the op.

Pt 1-Agree
Pt 2- Disagree, everyone else is speculating, no reason for Army Times to shit can a story.

Im just tsking :)

Although Army Times is a very unofficial type of media, people can confuse it with official Government sponsorship in their stories and information put out.

That first photo was made up on MilPhotos as a possible contender IIRC and it's not actually a confirmed design or anything. There's actually quite an interesting thread about it over there if anyone is interested.

I always thought the Army Times was an official publication until about tens minutes ago.