Josef Kral

Here is some photos of crashed helicopter: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1383074/Osama-Bin-Laden-dead-US-troops-visited-Pakistan-military-academy-2008.html And here (www.thetimes.co.uk):

In versions of Little Bird is a beautiful mess. Is there an official list of all the versions of Little Bird?

OK, but it is interesting, that the MH-6E was used to test armament. Or it was the universal version of Little Bird, which was referred to the duties AH-6F or MH-6E?

Hello, I am a plastic modeler from Czech Republic. Thanks for excellent photos! I have a few questions about Little Birds versions. Under article in Special Warfare magazine from summer 2001 (here) existing these versions of AH-6: AH-6C, AH-6F, AH-6J and AH-6M. AH-6E according to sources which I have don’t exist. Little Bird No. 23630 was produced in year 1981 as MH-6E (here). It is possible that one Little Bird could be used for attack (AH) as well as for transport (MH) missions? It is possible? Sorry for my bad english