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Thursday, May 12, 2011

China wants access to wreckage of US Navy Seals’ copter

Probably a highly modified version of an H-60 BlackhawkChina is apparently pushing Pakistan for full access to the wreckage of the stealth helicopter that first crash-landed and was then destroyed by the US Navy Seals during their Osama bin Laden operation in Abbottabad.

The Chinese military wants to ascertain if it can get "a grip on the kind of advanced stealth and military technology being used by the US" by examining the helicopter debris.

"The Chinese, after all, are masters of reverse-engineering . They have reverse-engineered a lot of Russian military hardware in the past,'' said a defence official.

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