Warbird Information Exchange

A pair of cool photos were uploaded to Aerial Visuals recently and by two different photographers! I thought I would share them with you here. They are both of an OH-6 which is now preserved in Birmingham, Alabama. It is currently located here...
Aerial Visuals - Location Dossier - Birmingham, Birmingham Airport, ANG - 117th ARW ANG

If anyone has any photos of this airframe as it is currently displayed, it would be great to have one uploaded to the airframe dossier...
Aerial Visuals - Airframe Dossier - Hughes OH-6A, s/n 67-16243 US Army, c/n 0628, c/r N345SD {1}
...that would be fantastic. Here is the upload link...
Aerial Visuals - Airframe Photo Upload - Hughes OH-6A, s/n 67-16243 US Army, c/n 0628, c/r N345SD {1}

Enjoy!

Mike

Aerial Visuals - Airframe Photo - Hughes OH-6A, s/n 67-16243 US Army, c/n 0628, c/r N345SD {1}


Aerial Visuals - Airframe Photo - Hughes OH-6A, s/n 67-16243 US Army, c/n 0628, c/r N345SD {1}

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I love the OH-6. When I was with the Border Patrol I used to get to flying as the observer at times. We had MD-500E's and MD-600N's as well. But the pilots always preferred the OH-6's. They said they were faster, more maneuverable and more fun to fly. The OH-6's were all Vietnam veterans and had patches from bullet holes.


Brownsville, Texas 1997