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It was said that no village or hamlet under SpookyвЂ™s protection was ever lost to the enemy. Looking for the best Puff The Magic Dragon Background Weve got 55+ great wallpaper images hand-picked by our users. service by the much larger and even scarier AC-130 which is still in use today, though much upgraded.

The rest were largely turned over to the Royal Laotian and South Vietnamese Air Forces, replaced in U.S. Only about 50 aircraft were converted and a dozen of these, as a testament to their hard use, were lost in combat. To maximize effectiveness and minimize risk to the gunships, they typically flew at night with call signs Spooky and Puff, each for obvious reasons. In 1965 with the grunts on the ground needing as much persistent close in air support as could be spared, the Air Force went about converting a handful of World War II-era C-47 transports into lead slinging death dealers by attaching a number of General Electric GAU-2/M134 miniguns arranged to fire through the left-hand side of the plane at a target below.Д«y going into a pylon turn, which pointed the wingtip towards the target, the crew could circle a kill zone below while its three miniguns zipped 2,000 rounds per minute of 7.62 mm NATO (each) into the hapless enemy contact. Known variously as Puff the Magic Dragon, Dragonships or just Spooky, the AC-47 gunship, with its broadside battery of GE miniguns, was a sight to behold. The AC-47 gunship, commonly referred to as Spooky, packed a trio of miniguns in the cargo hold of a WWII transport and could churn out 6,000 rounds per minute, with spent brass streaming out the white chutes.

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