Unidentified Helicopter Roaming Neighborhood Near Camp David Maryland

[dsm93talon]

msp

[dsm93talon]

its map

[xXGETSUM86Xx]

you all will fucking die and burn in hell for this...and that is obviously m.s.p. you idiots...and definatly not coast guard you fuck!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[blwoods0]

Yeah...

thats most definitely not related to Camp David.

It's a Maryland State Police chopper, and is quite common.

[whelensucks]

thats a maryland state police helocopter retards i live in thurmont

[apoure25]

yep, coast guard H-65, they use these for security too it probably is related to camp david

[gdfsob]

Yep, that's a MH-65 Daulphin - & if you look closely you can make out a bit of orange paintjob.

[89Corolla]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but on the right hand side is there not a hoist just outside the door for rescues?

[hampfirefighter]

its a maryland state police dauphin sry for my spelling but they are used for medevacs and various police incidents...jus like the other day they were looking for a missing child in my area so yea

[gtispaz03]

its trooper 3 dumb ass. medavac

[juuls26]

It looks like a MH-65 Daulphin, those the Coast Guard also uses

[deathbecomesu187]

coastgard helo

[dsm93talon]

state police chopper. they're very common to see around frederick/thurmont. I think they have a few of them they fly out of frederick airport fairly regularly.

[H2R25]

ok? donno about you all, but this one looked like a "COMANCHE"..

[Logical19]

a comanche? which kind there are alot lol it looks more like a resuce helicopter for like hospitals

[H2R25]

yeap!.. that is a comanche.. google it.. and specially if its near camp david...

[arbitar222]

it does look like air wolf lol is it pantha

[bumblechicken69]

It's a UFO, Leroy.

[snareskillz]

Maryland state police dauphin

[cardude24]

their main reason is medical transport, but they also can be used as a search helicopter, and a rope rescue helicopter because of the winch that is located just outside and up from the right side door.

[cardude24]

the helicopters for MSP are actually black and green, and they are allowed to be in and around that airspace because it's still Maryland.

[sarmedic8401]

Maryland Trooper Helos are black and brown, the "white stripe" referred to previously is actually a Maryland State flag pattern. I should know, I'm a MSP applicant and a Firefighter/EMT, I put people on Trooper 7 on almost a daily basis.

[zdonut316]

without a doubt. Maryland state police trooper unit. They ARE allowed to fly in that area.

[Ahrimancp]

If you take into account the low light and the very thick, white strip on its tail this bird is obviously a US Coast Gaurd Dolphin helicopter. It's probobly a pilot on either a familiarisation flight or some kind of search exersise. It's also possible that this bird was supporting local law enforcement especially give the Coast Gaurd's comitment to the Dept. of Homeland Security.

[Seedeem]

It's a Maryland State Police Dauphin, used for Medevac and rescue; they've been repainted black in recent years from their original light brown.

Nothing to see here tinfoil hats, move along.

[av8orguy]

That's airwolf

[SVbadguy]

It's one of the Maryland State Police helicopters. The Coast Guard has similar ones but they're orange.

[steveoneato]

This looks a lot like the medivac helicopter used by the hospital.

[bumblechicken69]

THAT narrows it down.

[mclifer]

Have fun in jail.