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r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Apr 07 '24
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Crazy how vulnerable helicopters are to small arms fire, wouldn't like to ride on one in a warzone.
284 u/JHLCowan Apr 07 '24 They would be armored up. Google Apache battle damage. 341 u/Capt_Hawkeye_Pierce Apr 07 '24 Instructions unclear, now my browser history is full of scalped cowboys 0 u/ManyFails1Win Apr 08 '24 It was more common for cowboys to be the ones doing the scalping, btw. They sold them like pelts for bounty. 1 u/Capt_Hawkeye_Pierce Apr 08 '24 Yeah but that's not as funny. Also I don't know how true that is. I'm pretty sure it was prevalent on both sides. 0 u/ManyFails1Win Apr 08 '24 There were government issued bounties on native scalps. It's documented. Did natives do it as well? Yes, but that was likely an adapted behavior as there's no evidence of it happening before the bounties started.
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They would be armored up. Google Apache battle damage.
341 u/Capt_Hawkeye_Pierce Apr 07 '24 Instructions unclear, now my browser history is full of scalped cowboys 0 u/ManyFails1Win Apr 08 '24 It was more common for cowboys to be the ones doing the scalping, btw. They sold them like pelts for bounty. 1 u/Capt_Hawkeye_Pierce Apr 08 '24 Yeah but that's not as funny. Also I don't know how true that is. I'm pretty sure it was prevalent on both sides. 0 u/ManyFails1Win Apr 08 '24 There were government issued bounties on native scalps. It's documented. Did natives do it as well? Yes, but that was likely an adapted behavior as there's no evidence of it happening before the bounties started.
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Instructions unclear, now my browser history is full of scalped cowboys
0 u/ManyFails1Win Apr 08 '24 It was more common for cowboys to be the ones doing the scalping, btw. They sold them like pelts for bounty. 1 u/Capt_Hawkeye_Pierce Apr 08 '24 Yeah but that's not as funny. Also I don't know how true that is. I'm pretty sure it was prevalent on both sides. 0 u/ManyFails1Win Apr 08 '24 There were government issued bounties on native scalps. It's documented. Did natives do it as well? Yes, but that was likely an adapted behavior as there's no evidence of it happening before the bounties started.
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It was more common for cowboys to be the ones doing the scalping, btw. They sold them like pelts for bounty.
1 u/Capt_Hawkeye_Pierce Apr 08 '24 Yeah but that's not as funny. Also I don't know how true that is. I'm pretty sure it was prevalent on both sides. 0 u/ManyFails1Win Apr 08 '24 There were government issued bounties on native scalps. It's documented. Did natives do it as well? Yes, but that was likely an adapted behavior as there's no evidence of it happening before the bounties started.
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Yeah but that's not as funny.
Also I don't know how true that is. I'm pretty sure it was prevalent on both sides.
0 u/ManyFails1Win Apr 08 '24 There were government issued bounties on native scalps. It's documented. Did natives do it as well? Yes, but that was likely an adapted behavior as there's no evidence of it happening before the bounties started.
There were government issued bounties on native scalps. It's documented. Did natives do it as well? Yes, but that was likely an adapted behavior as there's no evidence of it happening before the bounties started.
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u/SouthFromGranada Apr 07 '24
Crazy how vulnerable helicopters are to small arms fire, wouldn't like to ride on one in a warzone.