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It looks cool!!

Ok steam has it...

Ok steam has it...

I don't think so?? You could always buy it straight from EA.com and get the down loadable 1...

I don't think so?? You could always buy it straight from EA.com and get the down loadable 1...

I never got in...

I never got in...

Thats what i'm doin!

Thats what i'm doin!

Ok, I'm signed up!

Ok, I'm signed up!

Is anyone else gonna do this? I'm thinking about it but, I don't wanna do it alone!

Is anyone else gonna do this? I'm thinking about it but, I don't wanna do it alone!

looks cool murderer, nice screenies

looks cool murderer, nice screenies

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When helicopters pass through dust storms, contact of the particles with the rotating blades produces either sparks or static electricity. The phenomenon has been observed during combat operations in Afghanistan ; Michael Yon has documented the effect, and has named it after two U.K. soldiers who died there. "Kopp-Etchells" When operating in sandy environments, sand hitting the moving rotor blades erodes their surface. This can damage the rotors; the erosion also presents serious and costly maintenance problems. The abrasion strips on helicopter rotor blades are made of titanium, which is very hard, but less hard than sand; so when a helicopter is flown near to the ground in desert environments abrasion occurs, and at night there is a visible corona or halo around the rotor blades, caused by the sand hitting the titanium and causing it to spark and oxidize. /monthly_06_2011/post-2828-130810230462_thumb.jpg /monthly_06_2011/post-2828-130810230463_thumb.jpg /monthly_06_2011/post-2828-130810230466_thumb.jpg

Awesome I hope to see you on the field!

Awesome I hope to see you on the field!

Your a lucky one Shotty, she is a cutie, congrats brother!

Your a lucky one Shotty, she is a cutie, congrats brother!

I pre-ordered in store and payed in full at Game Stop, I also pre-ordered online at gamestop.com. They don't charge you till it ships and, I fully intend to cancel it as soon as I get my beta key. Piss on it they are gonna get my money anyway.

I pre-ordered in store and payed in full at Game Stop, I also pre-ordered online at gamestop.com. They don't charge you till it ships and, I fully intend to cancel it as soon as I get my beta key. Piss on it they are gonna get my money anyway.

Awesome, I'm gonna go set mine up right now!

Awesome, I'm gonna go set mine up right now!