fknoll
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Hi All,
Just thought I'd share a few photos of our Bell OH-58C Kiowa Scout helicopter. It was built in 1971 and missed out on Viet Nam. It served as a Command and Control helicopter during Desert Storm then came back to the States as a training aircraft at Ft. Campbell, KY. We've flown her to a number of airshows including Oshkosh in 2014. She's powered by a 420 horsepower Rolls Royce 250-C20C turboshaft engine. The first photo shows the helicopter during Desert Storm with her crew chief. Everything is very much original except for the transponder and the high skids. The C model OH-58's are easily distinguished by their flat panel windshields and the air-cooled exhaust stacks to lower the heat signature. Last photo shows her flying south along the Mississippi just north of St. Louis.
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Just thought I'd share a few photos of our Bell OH-58C Kiowa Scout helicopter. It was built in 1971 and missed out on Viet Nam. It served as a Command and Control helicopter during Desert Storm then came back to the States as a training aircraft at Ft. Campbell, KY. We've flown her to a number of airshows including Oshkosh in 2014. She's powered by a 420 horsepower Rolls Royce 250-C20C turboshaft engine. The first photo shows the helicopter during Desert Storm with her crew chief. Everything is very much original except for the transponder and the high skids. The C model OH-58's are easily distinguished by their flat panel windshields and the air-cooled exhaust stacks to lower the heat signature. Last photo shows her flying south along the Mississippi just north of St. Louis.
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