Oop's seems someone made have fecked up at what was once RAF What a shambles.
"The Army Air Corps helicopter is believed to have fired the 'negligent discharge' as trainees prepared for a training session at Wattisham Flying Station,"
"In the Army a “negligent discharge” is considered a serious offence and leads to disciplinary action"
"The Army Air Corps helicopter is believed to have fired the 'negligent discharge' as trainees prepared for a training session at Wattisham Flying Station,"
"In the Army a “negligent discharge” is considered a serious offence and leads to disciplinary action"
Probe launched after Apache helicopter fires round at Army base
The 30mm gun of an Apache helicopter (file photo) was discharged negligently on Wednesday at Wattisham Flying Station, a British Army base. An investigation has been launched.
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Brit Apache helicopter fires lethal 'flesh-shredding' round while on the ground
EXCLUSIVE: A British Army Apache attack helicopter let loose an armour-piercing round in a 'negligent discharge' as it was being moved across the ground at Wattisham Flying Station in Suffolk
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