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Experts: helicopter used in Bin Laden raid was stealth

How would the Indian government obtain parts of the wreckage from a helicopter crash deep inside Pakistan and near that nation's capital? Do you man the Pakistanis have done this?

Whoops! I must have had a brain fart. It's fixed now. Thanks for looking out. - Tuan

That aircraft does not look like it could carry ten SEALs in addition to the crew.

The photo depicts a RAH-66 Comanche, not the helicopter used during the raid. I added credit info to specify that. Sorry about the confusion. - Tuan

This story is getting lots of coverage elsewhere. It's uncertain, and is not likely to become public soon, whether or not the recovered wreckage has a radar absorbent coating. And the NYT article implies that the tail section could not have come from an MH-60 (special ops Blackhawk). It's definitely different, but still about the right size. There's speculation that there's a secret, stealthy version of the MH-60 in use - stealthy on the outside but basically the same on the inside. Or it might also be a another mid-size helicopter, such as a Sikorsky S-92, with stealth features added, but it's unlikely to be a totally different design.

"reports that Pakistan has sent some of the recovered helicopter parts to China,"

How many billiions of dollars are we giving to Pakistan again?