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The technical details of the helicopter crash during the Bin Laden raid are scrutinized, specifically the claim that "settling with power" caused the downing. Adam Curry, a pilot, argues that the description in the *New Yorker* is aerodynamically flawed and suggests the aircraft was likely overloaded with stealth "skins" or suffered engine failure.
ABC News correspondent Brian Ross reports on a previously secret stealth Black Hawk helicopter used by Navy SEALs in Abbottabad. Aviation analysts suggest the tail section found at the compound features a specialized disc to baffle sound and deny radar signatures. The hosts express skepticism, comparing the wreckage to a movie set and questioning the physics of the rotor design.
