Black Helicopters

There is nothing cosmic, paranormal, or ethereal about black helicopters. They belong to the U.S. military.

	"Black" Helicopters aren't Black	by Rev. Lindle
	So-called "Black" helicopters, cargo planes, surveillance planes and armed interceptor jets are not black, or any of the other colors that rare witnesses have claimed to have seen. The security agency sometimes known as "Omega Systems" use a coating on their air transport vehicles that literally bends light around the skin of the vehicle.
	Black Helicopters	by Linda Thompson
	There is nothing cosmic, paranormal, or ethereal about black helicopters. They belong to the U.S. military, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, based in Ft. Cambell, Kentucky, in Hopkinsville, KY.
	Black Helicopters and Black Operations
	The 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne) is a helicopter unit whose sole purpose is to deliver and pick-up Special Operations commandos at the site of the intended hit. It is based in Ft. Campbell, Kentucky, Hunter Army Airfield, Georgia, and Panama (Army Times, July 10, 1995).
	Physical Characteristics of the Black Helicopters	by Ted
	The standard European One paint job can look black from a distance. Also the dark gray-blue paint job on navy choppers could appear to be much darker than it really is under certain lighting conditions. I want to hear from others that saw these choppers to confirm that they are really black.
	They Are Black	by not telling!
	response to: I want to hear from others that saw these choppers to confirm that they are really black.