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Canadian Forces CH 146 Griffon Helicopter Training for Afghanistan.

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Uploaded by on Jun 30, 2009

Griffon Helicopters training for Afghanistan in December 2006 at Mirabel, Quebec.

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  • Really good quality, great job.

  • As much as I would like to take credit, its made by Combat Camera personnel.

  • i realize its a training video from Canada..but oh really i didnt know that, so i guess it does

    griffons rock though i had a ride once

  • cool

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  • love the snowy effect :p look at my vid of one of these in cyprus

  • @mattmatt115 Because it is, essentially, a Bell412 painted green. It is an okay helo for hauling ass and trash, but not for combat. It was hilarious when Canadian news outlets reported the Griffon as a "gunship" and that it was escorting CH-46's into LZ's. The Apache can't keep station with a Chinook. The CH-46 pilots must have been pretty stressed that they had to throttle back enough to let the little ol' Griffon's keep up.

  • @bitchesontape No it's a militarized Bell 412 built to Canadian Forces specifications

  • @cf80to01 Why should it not be used in combat?

  • @sirrefttam Absolutely, and it is much more capable. Highly refined through lessons learned in Vietnam and other conflicts and situations.

  • speechless, did you know the griffin was origionally based on the vietnam helis from the 70s???

  • @coltontd there Canadas huey and im Canadian so WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW­WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO­OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

  • They look like Huey's.

  • This is a fine helo for hauling ass and trash, but should not be used in combat.

  • I might be getting a ride in one of these soon with RAF cadets!! Went in a chinook last night :-)

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