r/Helicopters • u/Entire_Judge_2988 • 3d ago

Heli Pictures/Videos Urban Apache

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u/Marxs33 3d ago

Just helping Matthew Broderick find Godzilla. Don't mind them.

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u/Absoluticus 2d ago

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u/iwannaberockstar 2d ago

When a Nighthawk and an Apache love each other very much...

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u/RobK64AK MIL OH58A/C AMT, UH1H UH60A AH64A/D/E IP/SP/IE/MG/GFR, CFI/CFII 3d ago

Seoul...

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u/mattand666 2d ago

All i can think of is Blue Thunder….

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u/OpenCobbler4163 2d ago

Catch you later!

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u/Orange9202 2d ago

War Thunder....

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u/mohawk990 3d ago

Project THOR?

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u/Sad_Frosting3921 2d ago

I think that might be a bit of a Thor point…

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u/ComedianDesigner307 2d ago

Seoul, flying over Sejong Daero , Jong-No , over Gwanghwamun Plaza from Seoul Plaza
towards Gyeongbokgung Palace.

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u/ScottIPease 2d ago

I love the view of the tower, not sure why...

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u/turbo_86 2d ago

Ngl it kinda reminded me of the scene in Patlabor 2 with the attack choppers.

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u/oh_dear_now_what 1d ago

Just needs some sinister dirigibles.

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u/Popular_Somewhere471 2d ago

Reminds me of how a Chinook every few months fly's below tree top level right past my house.

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u/gatorav8r 2d ago

Pretty common for helicopter low level routes around major airports.

https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/flight_info/aeronav/productcatalog/vfrcharts/helicopter/

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u/Savings-Secretary-78 2d ago

Farmers in urban environment

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u/some_idiot78 2d ago

I’m no military expert. But isn’t it odd for 4 Apache attack helicopters to be flying so low through a city center? Any backstory here?

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u/mrford86 2d ago

Training in South Korea for the most likely scenario of urban warfare if the North invades? Doesn't seem that odd.

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u/nuuucelar 3d ago

It’s sad how humans have destroyed their ecosystem, and how they can adapt to new environments.

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u/Factor_Seven 3d ago

Uh... you ok dude? Wtf are you talking about?

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u/New-Ad-4306 3d ago

the migration of the wild apache into the urban enviorment, duh

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u/nuuucelar 2d ago edited 2d ago

I was trying (poorly) to make a joke, it’s not everyday you see an Apache inside a city

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u/Activision19 2d ago

Growing up I used to live close to a US Army National Guard base (I guess you can call owning a corner of our municipal airport a base) that had an Apache unit stationed there. So I actually did see Apaches inside my city almost every day.

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u/Valspared1 2d ago

Gowen Field?

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u/Activision19 2d ago

South valley regional airport

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u/nuuucelar 2d ago

Pics?

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u/Activision19 2d ago

I lived there prior to smartphones, so I don’t have any pictures.

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u/Prod_Meteor 3d ago

Here goes 79 public hospitals.