Yeah, the sound of the Chinook.
Well, it's the signature.
Before you see it.
You hear it.
obviously it.
When we fly low level, we try to minimize
because it's such a signature. But,
for me, in the back of the aircraft, it,
it's almost like a friend
because it's always there and it's always
beating deep into your soul
But for me, it always gave me was
that sort of warm feeling
that everything's right,
because all the time
All the time the engines are
and you'll
There are a few years get really tuned
and the whine of the gearbox
so that you could change the rotor
And a crewman will say is everything alright?
Because they know it
you know, we’re in the back of the aircraft.
Up until recently,
and oil boxes.
So we didn't have dedicated seats
And so all the noise
So you were vibrating along
so you would feel
so to me, it was just like a, a warm
glove just holding
I love it
so much.
Even now I live quite locally
I will be straight on to the garden.
I just can't continue
I've got to go
And I.
Think maybe,
