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US Helicopter Shot Down in Afghanistan: 13 Americans Dead
By: Various on: 26.04.2010 [14:12 ] (5733 reads)
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At least 13 Americans killed as US Apache helicopter shot down in Farah: Taliban
The low flying U.S Apache helicopter got shot down by Taliban while hovering over the Safid Khak district of Farah province in the late morning hours of the Sunday. The report adds the helicopter caught fire and fell on the desert of Nal in this district, killing at least 13 U.S. soldiers. It is worth saying that one of the U.S. helicopter was shot down near the airfield of Farah province about two months ago which was declared a helicopter crash as a result of a quick landing
http://www.nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-newspaper-daily-english-online/International/26-Apr-2010/At-least-13-Americans-killed-as-US-Apache-helicopter-shot-down-in-Farah.
US Helicopter Shot Down in Afghanistan: 13 Americans Dead
Posted on 26 April 2010
ISLAMABAD: A low flying U.S Apache helicopter was reportedly shot down by the Taliban while hovering over Safid Khak district of Afghanistan’s Farah province in the late morning hours of the Sunday.
The Afghan Taliban claims at least 13 Americans have died as a result of the “shooting down”, The Nation reported today.
Published reports add the helicopter caught fire and fell on the desert of Nal in Safid Khak district, killing at least 13 U.S. soldiers.
http://despardes.com/?p=15914
by Lima-P on 26.04.2010 [14:31 ]
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Mujahideen in Kunduz shoot down another U.S. invaders helicopter There are reports from Kunduz province that another U.S invaders helicopter in the Imam Shahib district of Kunduz province during the day-long fighting with the joint puppet Afghan-invaders coalition terrorists which the second helicopter that has been shot down by Mujahideen since morning hours of Sunday, Apr. 25, 2010. According to the report from this province, there has been fierce battle between Mujahideen and combined puppet Afghan-U.S-NATO invading terrorists in the district of Imam Sahib of Kunduz province, in the helicopter got shot shot down and fell on the ground the while it was bombing Mujahideen during the clash. Local residents say the area where the helicopter has been brought down was cordoned off and a number of invading and puppet terrorists gathered to recover the dead and the wounded from the wreckage of the struck helicopter and those killed during the encounter with Mujahideen. Separately, two of the U.S cowardly evils' aircrafts have been shot down apart from the above-mentioned helicopter, among the struck aircrafts are a helicopter shot down in Farah province and a UAV or drone which has gotten shot down in Helmand province since Sunday morning (April 25)
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by Lima-P on 26.04.2010 [14:37 ]
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Or would it be the Sam7?
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by ILYANA_ROZUMOVA on 26.04.2010 [15:44 ]
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How much misery and blood it already did cost.
How much blood and misery it still will cost.
Will the ideal of new American century win in the end?
I did not know! (I have a small mind!)
But I knew where to go to ask for the wisdom!
I went to see Confucius!
And I have asked him.
Will the ideal of new American century win in the end?
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He said no!
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And stop bothering me with such a trivial questions.
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So I left him! Beeing humiliated and feeling a shame.
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by Saigon on 26.04.2010 [16:16 ]
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Groovy.
Other 13 young turds gone to hell.
Next target is their parents: so many will commit sucide out of desperation.
Balsam for my heart.
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by anti-hyena on 26.04.2010 [17:01 ]
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The eagle has landed (QUICKLY/LOL)
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by Syrian on 26.04.2010 [17:10 ]
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Maybe if they put 12 or 14 people on board they would have survived the missile attack! Now they are nothing but graphite.
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by Kamau_Ajamu on 26.04.2010 [18:09 ]
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...the new American century has started with them in trouble. It appears it will end with them not even in existence anymore!
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by Kamau_Ajamu on 26.04.2010 [18:10 ]
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...they will be so watered down as a 'superpower', that it won't even be worth speaking about them!
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by ILYANA_ROZUMOVA on 26.04.2010 [19:41 ]
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Right you are my dear child!
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by ILYANA_ROZUMOVA on 26.04.2010 [19:42 ]
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You have guts!!!! Live long and prosper!!!!
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by djandjolik on 26.04.2010 [23:09 ]
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This "13 childs sodomizer"must be perished riding Blackhawk helicopter not Apache which carry only two (pilot and gunner).
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by LittleHelper on 27.04.2010 [05:02 ]
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It is impossible to cram 13 people into an Apache helicopter.
Apache helicopters are attack helicopters and have only
space for a maximum of 4 people, 2 of them being the pilots.
Most probabely it was a Chinook transport helicopter.
Reportedly there were some high ranking staff of the
US Department of Defense on board, which all were
killed in the incident.
Here another source:
h t t p://www.zeenews.com/news622132.html
Monday, April 26, 2010, 16:05 IST
Farah: At least 13 Americans were killed when a low flying US Apache helicopter was reportedly shot down by Taliban militants while flying over Afghanistan’s Farah province.
The helicopter was hovering over Khak Safid district on Sunday morning, when it caught fire and fell on the desert of Nal, The Nation reports.
It is the second incident of a helicopter being shot down in two months. Earlier in February, an Apache helicopter was shot down near the airfield of Farah province.
Earlier this month, a Taliban spokesman had claimed responsibility of shooting down three NATO helicopters in Afghanistan’s Zabol Province, Maidan Wardak and Kunduz.
The crashes had injured several NATO servicemen and three members of the Afghan security forces.
ANI
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by ILYANA_ROZUMOVA on 27.04.2010 [05:28 ]
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Sorry!
Djanjolik is right.
Only two persons in apache. Pilot and gunner.
Just to add: Gunner has an auxiliary controls of the aircraft.
In case pilot is disabled.
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by wholetruth123 on 27.04.2010 [06:19 ]
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war criminal invader/occupier pilots are disabled. They are disgraced in this world and disgraced on the day of judgement.
Maybe they can plead temporariy insanity?
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by Iron_Clay on 27.04.2010 [07:41 ]
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temporary insanity ... with Americans that started 300 years ago and 400 million of them are still practicing strongly ... what does temporary mean to you??
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by gmmonko on 27.04.2010 [08:11 ]
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...those Americans are the heroes while they are going around the World and free humans from bad dictators and they kill only a few million innocent civilians.
Buhu..
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by Lima-P on 27.04.2010 [09:52 ]
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Neal your disgust over the word "temporary" went straight to the heart. God, if this is "temporary", how should one define "permanent"?
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by Kamau_Ajamu on 27.04.2010 [14:07 ]
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...I'm not a child, I'm old enough to be your son (lol)!
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by ILYANA_ROZUMOVA on 27.04.2010 [20:05 ]
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I stand corrected:
You are absolutelly right my son.
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by ILYANA_ROZUMOVA on 27.04.2010 [20:29 ]
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You are so right.
There will be a day of judgment.
There will be a great rejoicing for some, and great sorrow and desperation for others.
Do not believe “evangelists” who say that God is all forgiving.
Not true!
God will separate those who obeyed his commandments and those who did not.
Particularly the commandment “You shall not kill” (and invade other countries.)
Yes there is God.
I know.
I have seen him.
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by antiyank on 28.04.2010 [09:08 ]
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Special Ops are transported by air usually. That's what, 10 million bucks in training/equipment investment per head? Serious killing'n'torturing capabilites to waste?
Good, very good! Crispy fries.
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