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September 3rd 03, 02:18 AM
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Here's a thought.....What if he's hearing "Slick Sighted"....Isn't a Slick
an attack helicopter? Eric |
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#2
September 3rd 03, 02:28 AM
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It's called a 'slick' because it does not carry armament for attack
purposes. Usually just a machine gun manned by the crew chief is the only weapon carried. "Eric Ferguson" wrote in message m... Here's a thought.....What if he's hearing "Slick Sighted"....Isn't a Slick an attack helicopter? Eric |
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#3
September 3rd 03, 03:12 AM
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Perhaps the phrase refers to a cargo jet, - no windows.
-- bc Wherever you go - there you are. "Eric Ferguson" wrote in message m... Here's a thought.....What if he's hearing "Slick Sighted"....Isn't a Slick an attack helicopter? Eric |
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