Knn .... I was at drain catching fish ..... when the atta-chi helicopter ... twirl and twirl until I scared until drop into drain ..... japanese slippers gone and citizen watch also gone ......
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Breaking news: SAF apache helicopter crash in woodland
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Knn .... I was at drain catching fish ..... when the atta-chi helicopter ... twirl and twirl until I scared until drop into drain ..... japanese slippers gone and citizen watch also gone ......
Of course! Not only have i heard of it, I have seen it in my office!!
The ah nehs never like to do real work. they always talk in hindi and BEO at chinese girls. No wonder the helicopter they make crash! :oIo:
This looks and sounds more like a controlled crash landing than an uncontrollable plunging crash. In 1991, a when Super Puma crashed at SAFTI, both pilot and co-pilot died, but a backseat crewman was saved.
It was upside down, cockpit in water, both crew would have survive if not for the shallow water
Apache struck by lightning???? ...perhaps on its way to SGH to fetch old man home 
Thank God woodlands never flooded...the pilots must be wearing chillies & oinons
Natives of north america, tribes like cherokee, cheyenne, sioux,
etc, they are known as indians (red).
People of india, north and south, sri lanka (formerly ceylon) they are also referred to as indians.
Agree, if plunging crash it have burst into flames. The pilots would not have survived let alone no serious injuries.
That tum forgot to lower the landing gears of AWACS; pilot sleeping, co pilot sleeping, assistant engineer sleeping, controller at control tower sleeping....all covered up also what
To the contrary, I think the pilots have done a fantastic job in averting any civilian collateral damage.
In view of that, let's move on.
I agree on the no civilian casualty and collateral damage part but the public still need to know what the apache is doing in the heartland and why it crash land. It's peace time.
Indian Reservation - Paul Revere & The Raiders
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUuG1Ge8MTU
They took the whole Cherokee nation
Put us on this reservation
Took away our ways of life
The tomahawk and the bow and knife
Took away our native tongue
And taught their English to our young
And all the beads we made by hand
Are nowadays made in Japan
Cherokee people, Cherokee tribe
So proud to live, so proud to die
They took the whole Indian nation
Locked us on this reservation
Though I wear a shirt and tie
I'm still part redman deep inside
Cherokee people, Cherokee tribe
So proud to live, so proud to die
But maybe someday when they learn
Cherokee nation will return, will return,
will return, will return, will return
What the picture shows, it did not actually crash but crash landed.
Yo, very nice and meaningful song, heard that before. Very sad, the americans really wiped them out.
A police officer from the Singapore's Special Operation Command unit cordon off the area where an Apache helicopter crashed-landed in a field in Singapore on September 30, 2010. An Apache helicopter from Singapore's air force crash-landed at an open field within a residential district on September 30, but no one was injured in the incident, the defence ministry said.
Military personnel detach the blades of a Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) AH-64 Apache helicopter as it sits in an open field after crash landing in the Woodlands area in northern Singapore September 30, 2010. Singapore's Ministry of Defence said the helicopter made a forced landing in the field, and the pilots appeared uninjured, local media reported.
Overpaid for second hand 35 years old
made-in-USA old toys again!
Better investigate if any Iraqi bullet holes patched in the structure man.
In the 1970s it was the twenty five years old Skyhawks which crashed
like nobody's business, now it is the Apache's turn to crash.
Only difference this time no pilot died.
Lucky no bystanders got hurt, landed near a school.
made-in-USA old toys again!
Better investigate if any Iraqi bullet holes patched in the structure man.
In the 1970s it was the twenty five years old Skyhawks which crashed
like nobody's business, now it is the Apache's turn to crash.
Only difference this time no pilot died.
Lucky no bystanders got hurt, landed near a school.
A Republic of Singapore Air Force Apache AH-64 helicopter sits on the field with its tail (rear L) detached after it crashed-landed in Singapore on September 30, 2010.
A Republic of Singapore Air Force Apache AH-64 helicopter sits on a field as its tail (R) is carried by air force engineers after it crashed-landed in Singapore on September 30, 2010.
A member of the recovery crew watches as the tail section of a Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) AH-64 Apache helicopter is lifted by a crane after it crash landed in the Woodlands area in northern Singapore September 30, 2010.
The broken tail section of a Republic of Singapore Air Force Apache AH-64 helicopter is lifted away after the helicopter was crash-landed in Singapore on September 30, 2010.
