Pakistan Army Aviation Corps - Updated

[Gripen9]

32°10'15.2"N 110°51'18.7"W

I don't see any helos like this on a concrete apron. I am using Google Earth. can you point me towards the quadrant of boneyard? top left? bottom right? All airframes are on packed earth. only a few helos and some F-16s in the center apron most probably being regenerated.
AMARG database does not even show any zulus checked in. It has 52 AH-1Ws.

http://www.amarcexperience.com/ui/i...ontent&view=article&id=100018&Itemid=231#2017

 

[Aamir Hussain]

Not there on the coord. you shared

And the helos in the pic are not olive green but Marine Grey

 

[Tipu7]

Zulus?

All 12 sit comfortably at AMARG.

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Bro they are AH1W of USMC which were moved to Boneyard two years ago.

 

[Dazzler]

Seems like ours are not coming..

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=194705841866114

 

[Gripen9]

Zulus?

All 12 sit comfortably at AMARG.

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OK found them. They are on center apron. You have the image upside down. These are USMC old AH-1W in USMC Grey. The shadow looks like the rotors are on the side.

Location at AMARG

 

[capricorn5192]

Zulus?

All 12 sit comfortably at AMARG.

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It think that there are two types of helicopters parked there one are 10 (6 are at top left and 4 are at top right) while 2 (which look different from remaining) are at bottom left.

 

[Gripen9]

It think that there are two types of helicopters parked there one are 10 (6 are at top left and 4 are at top right) while 2 (which look different from remaining) are at bottom left.

His photo is upside down. Look at what I posted. All are AH-1Ws. With a few old F-18 airframes on the top

 

[Tipu7]

OK found them. They are on center apron. You have the image upside down. These are USMC old AH-1W in USMC Grey. The shadow looks like the rotors are on the side.
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Location at AMARG
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Same place.... EMPTY

 

[capricorn5192]

OK found them. They are on center apron. You have the image upside down. These are USMC old AH-1W in USMC Grey. The shadow looks like the rotors are on the side.
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Location at AMARG
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Thanks, i also checked it again in 3d and they look same

 

[Tipu7]

Seems like ours are not coming..

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=194705841866114

Why are you knowingly/unknowingly sharing the wrong proofs that 'AH1Z are not coming'.
First you shared the Pic of AH1W of USMC and now you are sharing another one which is years old?

 

[Dazzler]

Why are you knowingly/unknowingly sharing the wrong proofs that 'AH1Z are not coming'.
First you shared the Pic of AH1W of USMC and now you are sharing another one which is years old?

Then share your "authentic" ones instead.

 

[Gripen9]

Same place.... EMPTY View attachment 650901

I am using Google Earth. Maybe they have not updated their images.

Unless airframes are being regenerated or have just arrived for long term storage, they are usually not on concrete apron. They are flushed with storage fluid in hydraulics and then wrapped in polyurethane coating if deemed to be airworthy for future and then parked on packed dirt areas (apparently easy on the tires).

 

[Tipu7]

Then share your "authentic" ones instead.

It's better to sit tight and watch the show instead of floating tailored 'proofs'.

I am using Google Earth. Maybe they have not updated their images.

Unless airframes are being regenerated or have just arrived for long term storage, they are usually not on concrete apron. They are flushed with storage fluid in hydraulics and then wrapped in polyurethane coating if deemed to be airworthy for future and then parked on packed dirt areas (apparently easy on the tires).

Agree.

 

[Shah_Deu]

Same place.... EMPTY View attachment 650901

yeah these are latest pics, the center pavement is empty

 

[Dazzler]

It's better to sit tight and watch the show instead of floating tailored 'proofs'.

Agree.

Some proof. : ROFL: