Thrasher? Seriously?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_thrasherThrasher? Seriously?
Nice concept but not an altogether terrifying bird...at least they didn;t name it the "titmouse" or "chickadee."https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_thrasher
“The TH-73A is named after the Brown Thrasher, a bird commonly found in eastern US. It is a fearless, territorial bird known for its low-level flying prowess and aggressively defending its nest.”
Get rid of the hockey stick and make it look like a tail rotor and that would be a cool patch!View attachment 33177
Hopefully they won't all fly off to Canada after 10 years, and turn into Jets.
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The wife got me a funny coffee mug with some other options:Nice concept but not an altogether terrifying bird...at least they didn;t name it the "titmouse" or "chickadee."
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African or European?But thrashers are non-migratory.
It’s a simple matter of weight ratios, air-speed, and velocity.African or European?
So how does the Navy chose aircraft names - is it some random GS in NAVAIR? Is it the Air Boss after a few cocktails? Dart board?
I’m sticking with Southern Screamer…thank you @IKEI thought it's an Augusta Koala. What was wrong with Sea Koala?
That would be a lot of fun to say on the radio in a down under accent. "Navy one echo zero six niner is a Sea Koala one zero miles to the north. G'day mate!"