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August 09, 2011

Hard Landing For NATO Helo In Afghanistan

No Injuries Reported In Monday Incident

Just a few days after a Chinook helicopter went down in Afghanistan fatally injuring 38 troops, a second NATO helo has make what's been described as a "hard landing" in the eastern portion of the country. Fortunately, though, this incident did not result in any casualties.

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Eurocopter Delivers 4th EC225 To China Ministry Of Transport

Fulfills Contract Signed In 2009 For Offshore SAR Aircraft

The Ministry of Transport (MOT) has taken delivery of another two new Eurocopter EC225 helicopters ordered in 2009, after having what it described as a very positive experience with the first two EC225 that were delivered in 2007 and used extensively in many search and rescue (SAR) missions, including the 2008 Sichuan earthquake.

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Sikorsky Delivers S-70i Black Hawk Helicopters To Undisclosed Launch Customer

Aircraft Assembled, Completed, And Flight Tested In Mielec, Poland

Sikorsky has delivered three S-70 Black Hawk helicopters to an undisclosed customer. The helicopters - assembled, completed to customer specifications, and flight tested at Sikorsky's production facility in Mielec, Poland - are the first-ever deliveries of the international variant of Sikorsky's iconic Black Hawk.

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Downed NATO Chinook Was Targeting Taliban Commander

CH-47 Was Bringing Reinforcements To Join Pinned-Down Army Rangers

CNN is reporting that the American commandos who died when their helicopter was apparently shot down in eastern Afghanistan early Saturday morning were targeting a Taliban commander directly responsible for attacks on U.S. troops, according to military officials with knowledge of the operation.

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