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November 17th 03, 01:59 PM
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High altitude Helicopter work
I am curious about use of a chopper in the higher altitudes of
Afghanistan. The Canadians are in Kabul and the word is our Griffin, a Bell 412 helicopter, can't work in the mountains. Anyone now why..... lack of power at altitude, lack of oxygen ? Allen 
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