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FM/BS-481 · v3.00

Aproach helicopters safely

Code
FM/BS-481
Kind
Skill
Version
v3.00 2yrs ago
Views
682
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Counts towards
100 roles
Published by
SP3 Jochem 26 May 2024
Last material change
v3.00

75 words added, 120 words removed. Title changed from "Enter helicopters correctly" to "Aproach helicopters safely".

When entering a helicopter the player must enter from the sides, specifically from the rear side at approaching a 45 degree angle to helicopter, keep in mind the helicopter. This is due to following factors: Avoid crossing the door gunner firing arcs of any guns in use in the helicopter facing sideways (and often forwards) and Avoid getting near the dangerous tail rotor at the back. Additionally, rotor, especially the front is also considered a danger area, due to side of the likelihood tail that the main rotor(s) will dip towards the ground at the tail roter is on Avoid approaching and standing directly in front of the helicopter, as this is the direction in which the helicopter lifts will move when taking off Be mindful of the clearance between your head and attempts to move forwards. the main rotor, especially on uneven terrain Some In practice, this means: Approach helicopters such as that load from the Chinook are only enter-able side from the back. In these instances, players should move to side, preferably slightly from the rear of the helicopter and avoid the front as that is where the door gunners are positioned and firing in most cases. Any Approach helicopters that mount load from the rear, tend not to have rear-rotors and are therefore safe to approach rear directly from the rear. rear

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