We’ve officially found our first free swamp tour customer! So whoever the douche nozzle was that deliberately rotor washed the Burnsville POD, this was a hostile act that broke a $hitload of really good @FAANews laws! You can clearly see our logo on the supplies! Good luck trying… https://t.co/sBxSTWy7jU
— United Cajun Navy (@Unitedcajunnavy) October 7, 2024
@jaylynnliv This helicopter circled around at one of the donation sites and then came down low and then left immediately. The helicopter had no tail number and nothing on the helicopter. Thankfully no one was injured but authorities are looking into this. #hurricanehelene #northcarolina #breaking #breakingnews ♬ original sound – Jaylynn
@Unitedcajunnavy this appears to be an Army National Guard Blackhawk. Call the local Army Aviation Support Facility as that is most likely where the flight originated. While the FAA unfortunately does not have enforcement authority over military aircraft, they do over the…
— Airborne RxDr (@AirborneRxDr) October 7, 2024
A National Guard Chinook helicopter’s low landing at a relief camp in Western North Carolina resulted in over $100,000 in damage, ripping apart tents, supplies, and vehicles, and sending three people to the hospital.
When confronted, the officer in charge gave a casual “oops”… pic.twitter.com/rYqooP02Cu
— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) October 7, 2024
Their intentions are very clear at this point pic.twitter.com/y1bBeg3FIi
— MAGA-CessPool 🇺🇸 (@DiegoCessPool) October 7, 2024
Another angle of the Blackhawk rotor wash of the supply area in western North Carolina pic.twitter.com/zUSJgWe43D
— Washingtons ghost (@hartgoat) October 7, 2024
FEMA helicopter intentionally flew low over a volunteer supply drop zone because the volunteers REFUSED to let FEMA confiscate their supplies
Imagine being the bootlicking pos order follower who goes along with this. Traitorous filth pic.twitter.com/5sBZblJXYB
— Anticommie (@QueenAnticommie) October 7, 2024
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A National Guard Chinook helicopter’s low landing at a relief camp in Western North Carolina resulted in over $100,000 in damage, ripping apart tents, supplies, and vehicles, and sending three people to the hospital. (Credit: @ShadowofEzra video clipping)
The Blackhawk helicopter rotor-wash upends another supply camp for Helene survivors in Western North Carolina. (Credit: @hartgoat video clipping)