Helicopter Brownout. Helicopter Brownout is a $100 million per year problem, leading to
significant hardware loss, injuries, and fatalities. The NPS project objective is to find ways to
define landing zones which will have reduced probability of producing brownout. The challenge
is to remotely sense soil and surface characteristics in denied territory. Both civilian remote
sensing systems and national technical means were and are being studied. NPS identified a
system that meets the requirements and is testing it for suitability. The payoff for this work will
be to dramatically reduce the loss rate for men and hardware, particularly in the SOCOM and
CENTCOM AORs.
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2007-06-23 18:02 Dhaluza 272×190× (3457 bytes) Source:[http://www.nps.edu/AboutNPS/NPSDistinctive/NPS%20COCOM-OSD%20Support.pdf NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL]] (NPS) COCOM-OSD Helicopter Brownout. Helicopter Brownout is a $100 million per year problem, leading to significant hardware loss, injuries, and
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