Posted on Aug 3, 2015
Marines say farewell to the Phrog after its final flight
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Did you know we retired the Phrog this weekend?
I never got to fly in an Osprey, but I did spend A LOT of time in the Phrog.
I never got to fly in an Osprey, but I did spend A LOT of time in the Phrog.
Marines say farewell to the Phrog after its final flight
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Another group of "old breed" has emerged. Those of us that flown in a 46.
farewell phrog. Many will not miss you.
farewell phrog. Many will not miss you.
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I never heard this aircraft referred to as Phrog but "shiithook (Chinook)". I though Phrog was the code name for a soviet missile. I enjoyed flying these things.
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SSgt Dan Montague
From what I know, and please don't quote me, Both the 46 and 47 were designed at the same time by Boeing. The 47 was the heavy lifter and the 46 was a med lift.
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Cpl Dennis F.
MSgt Tim Grose From what I was told back in the dark ages, (keep in mind this is dumb grunt speak) they run on top of the fuselage and synchronize the two rotors so as not to conflict and wrap around each other. I saw at least one that it appeared this is what happened, fell like a stone.
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