
David Cenciotti, the brain behind the sketch, has serious credentials: he’s a former member of the Italian air force, current private pilot, computer engineer, and journalist. With the help of Ugo Crisponi, an artist at Aviation Graphic, we might have a better understanding of what whisked the commandos in and out without Pakistani interference (beyond a few photos of a severed tail rotor). It’s still a drawing, of course, but here it’s easier to appreciate the strange tail rotor, and the sleek, streamlined stealth chassi – particularly compared to the standard Black Hawk underneath. We’re eager for more details to surface on this mystery bird, but I have a feeling the Pentagon wishes the whole thing had been blown to bits.
[David Cenciotti via FMCNL]


















James Mac
Friday, May 6, 2011 at 2:22 PMWasn’t the Comanche designed to be a stealth helicopter?
Wardski
Sunday, May 8, 2011 at 8:46 AMAirwolf returns????