Stealth Helicopters: I Smell Skunk Works

This is a MH-60 helicopter that will be recognized by US military personnel familiar with the aircraft.
Note the tail rotor.

This is the partial wreckage of the helicopter used in the Bin Laden Raid. This is the tail rotor of the unknown helicopter ditched during the raid. The proposition that this section of the wreckage can belong to a highly modified MH-60 like the one above is remote. Somewhere in a Skunkworks hangar in the Nevada desert sits a number of these stealth helicopters. The fact that Pakistani Air Defense was not alerted until after they ditched this helicopter speaks of its capabilities.

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