Random Apache Helicopter
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Coming back home on the train just past Witham this afternoon (approximately 16:00) I saw an Apache hovering what seemed like 50 feet above farmland (bit of a job to see exactly due to a hill). It seemed very bizarre as I could see it stationery for some time.
Just wondered if anyone might have seen it or known what it was about?
Just wondered if anyone might have seen it or known what it was about?
eccles said:
It could well have been on a post depth servicing test flight. They tend to just find a field and hovver whilst checking out the systems and it may well have been targetting the train....
My Brother has shooting permission on a farmers land in North Yorkshire for general pest control and also to keep the Local Deer population in check.This land includes a Wood that's on a slope.
One day my Brother is walking up the hill at the edge of the Wood with his rifle slung over his shoulder and the dogs at his side. The Dogs came alert just as my brother looks up the hill to see an Apache rising over over the crest of the hill then hover as it is face onto him and the automatic gun pointing straight at him.
He said it stopped there for a few seconds that seemed like hours as his sphincter twitched then banked away to the west.
He reliably informs me that you don't want to be in those sights
.WestYorkie said:
One day my Brother is walking up the hill at the edge of the Wood with his rifle slung over his shoulder and the dogs at his side. The Dogs came alert just as my brother looks up the hill to see an Apache rising over over the crest of the hill then hover as it is face onto him and the automatic gun pointing straight at him.
He said it stopped there for a few seconds that seemed like hours as his sphincter twitched then banked away to the west.
He reliably informs me that you don't want to be in those sights
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I live just outside Colchester so it is a very usual sight to see these machines, having 16 Air Assault in the Garrison. He said it stopped there for a few seconds that seemed like hours as his sphincter twitched then banked away to the west.
He reliably informs me that you don't want to be in those sights
.I was shooting wood pigeon 2 weeks ago, from a hide, when in my peripheral vision I saw something and aimed, which turned out to be an Apache at very low level. Sphincter tightening to say the least.
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