Hi all! I put this video up because there was nothing else (really) on RUclips about a timeline of helicopters at the time. Please note the following errors: -Osprey's engines are not accurate, 160th spec ops instead of 106th, Z-10 model, Pronunciation of Chinook Music: youtube.com/@TeXbeaTz Gaming: youtube.com/@TeXplayit Resources: youtube.com/@TeXupply
Austin Olney I don't think you can do a video called history of helicopters without talking about Eurocopter or at least (if for some reason you hate the biggest helicopter manufacturer in the world) the Allouette II wich was the first mass produce turbine helicopter. Or you can call it history of american helicopter and a bit of russian
Whoever did the animation of the Osprey is WAY off. The tilt rotors aren't mounted to the wings like that. Just google a picture of one for an easy reference.
Not to mention the twin engine UH-1N and the AH-1J and W with the same drivetrain ... guess this guy has no idea the Navy and Marine Corps have helo's besides the Ch-53 and Osprey
The history of my oppressed gender. Edit:Never expected to get this many likes. Edit: Holy Shit! 500+ likes? Damn. How many helisexuals are there on this earth?
Yes, but the CH-54 is a heavy lift cargo helicopter, the only true weapon it has carried has been an air-burst bomb used to clear out forests in the Vietnam war. (Also, I'd like to say that aside from some errors, the video is really well done, and I'd like to see more, maybe with a bit more research, or even just something completely different. There is potential here.)
Viet Nam was the OH-36 Cayuse. Light Observation Heliicopter (LOH). Referred to as "Loach". Sometimes as Egg or Eggbeater. Hughes aircraft up graded to the OH-6. Special ops version.
Chinooks were known as go-go birds, the hh-3 jolly green giants were used in sar ops to, oh-6 and ah-6 Cayuse and loach were used for artillery spotters and gunship roles respectively. Mh-6 little birds are operated by the 160th SOAR airborne group.
My dad flew chinooks and Huey’s, he said the Huey was a lot more fun because you did everything yourself and didn’t rely on instruments doing things for you too often
The Comanche is a scrapped project. It's not in service nor will it ever be The prototype is currently sitting in a parking lot in fort Rucker Alabama.
The Tarhe is an underrated and under-appreciated aircraft. It remains the only production helicopter to have enough excess power to push through VRS! Very impressive machine with an extreme amount of power.
1:03 I'de been happier if you got a model of an actual synchropter here, Fl 265 or Fl 282, that was the the one that had a production line set up and then bombed by the Allies. Those intermeshing rotors are pretty.
Dadgum son! It isn’t the 106th Aviation Regiment. It’s the 160th! On a different note. The reason the army phased out the Huey was because of its lack of survivability and load capacity. To overcome this. The UH-60 and AH-64 airframes included 2 engines each but can operate on just one. This was in contrast to the single engine UH/AH-1 airframes with one engine. If an engine fails in flight. You’re in a bad spot. With that redundancy, there’s the added benefit of load capacity. 4 rotor blades rather than 2. Which increases lift and load capacity. I work on 60’s. They’re ok. Sikorsky engineers have been creative with what they’ve been able to fit into every nook and cranny. Man is it sometimes a pain to work on from an avionics standpoint. With that said. They have some of the best reliability in the army inventory. Ford pickup truck of army aviation.
Helicopters are awesome aircrafts, they sound very great when they fly pass low altitude. They should have them flying around the celebration of New Years Day. That will be so awesome, especially about 8 or 10 of them so, following by aeroplanes!
Includes leo's fantasy drawing, leaves out some of the most produced military and civilian helos ever devised like the mi-8, aérospatiale dauphin II... I was expecting a little more history and a little less catalogue.
Pretty biased video, only talks about American made and some Russian helicopters. For me my all time favorite helicopter is the AS365/HH65 Dauphin/Dolphin helicopter....great French helicopter, and perfect for search and rescue.
Also you missed the fa223 which was the first heli to fly over the channel and also to be produced on a medium - large scale. It was used as a troop transport and supplies mover in mountain regions
AS 365/HH65A Dauphin/Dophin (with the distinct whine) is my favorite. Unique helicopter and is the first helicopter to be equipped with automatic pilot system.
I am surprised you did not mention the Cornu Helicopter, the first helicopter to successfully achieve lift, developed in 1907. The PKZ-1 and PKZ-2, developed in 1917-1918 Austro-Hungaria, was another very important part of the developmental history of helicopters. Also, if you are going to discuss production helicopters, bring up the Focke-Achgelis Fa 223 and Flettner Fl 282, one of the first helicopters to enter production and military service, being introduced around 1941. Predating the Sikorsky R-4.
GTA Transfered: Bell OH 13 = Sea Sparrow Sikorsky CH-54 = Sky Lift Bell UH-1 Iroquois = Valkyre Boeing CH-47 Chinook = Cargobob Bell 206 = Maverick Mil Mi-24 (Hind) = Savage Boeing AH-64 Apache = Hunter Sirkorsky UH-60 Black Hawk = Annihilator OH-6A (Little Bird) = Buzzard Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey = Avenger Euro Copter UH-72 Lakota = SuperVoltio (Volatus) Edit: This information was made in Doomsday heist DLC.
In the early 1920s, Argentine Raúl Pateras-Pescara de Castelluccio, while working in Europe, demonstrated one of the first successful applications of cyclic pitch.
Great informative Helicopter video I only wish you could have had multiple changes in music format throughout the vid due to the same music becoming annoying & repetitious. Breaks of music with dead silence also works well to keep the video exciting and maintain a person's attention along with adding a fresh new focus.👍🇺🇸
I did a school report on a Indian tribe. I got the Otoe Missorea tribe one of their cheifs was black hawk. This video just now made me realize that was a helicopter. Thanks allot loved the video.😊😊
That rotating model of the AH64 is a Delta model. Then one brought into service in 75 is the Alpha model. The Delta (Longbow) model has different more complex processors, a more efficient transmission and a more efficient cooling system for the electronics as the helicopter was originally designed to operate in the cold weather of Siberia, but primarily saw combat time in the Gulf War and the Iraq war. We are now on the Echo (Guardian) and it's got another revamped transmission to allow it to keep up with black hawks as it was the slowest helicopter next to the now phased out Kiowa. The FCR (fire control radar) received an upgrade as well as the MPDs, nose gearboxes, IR sensors, laser sensors, and multiple systems such as the hydraulics, ECS, and engine and APU received modifications to ease on maintenance (making my life easier.) However as of now the Army stopped orders of the new Echo model from Boeing as an issue with the Pitch Change links from the factory causes them to break mid flight, which will cause the helicopter to crash and has caused multiple deaths this year alone.
Great video and I love the 3D models of the helicopter rather other channels just get a Google image. Very original and I hope to see more of these type of videos on your channel. Well deserved subbed and new fan.
you missed out on the german Drache helicopter, it wasnt produced in significant numbers, but it definetly deserves a place as one of the first transport helicopters and one of the first at all
You totally missed out autogyros, the precursor to modern helicopters as we know today. The rotor dynamics that enable rotorcraft flight came from autogyros. You're just presenting different models of helicopters in this video.
I like the information presented in this video, however sometimes some words were overused in quick succession (mainly in the beginning with the word 'Helicopter') it could be a little offsetting. Lastly, your background music is a touch too loud, it was occasionally difficult to hear small sections of the voice over. Overall, good video. Nice visuals, useful information.
Ka-52, Mi-8, Mi-28N are historical helis that you (possibly intentionally) forgot to mention. For the curious, these are produced by Kamov and Mil, and they excel in all respects.
Wow, I had no idea military helicopters were so old! But, I suppose old school mechanical designs haven't really changed much recently. Only new thing is electronic
Not really that interested in Aviation, but you sir made a good informative video. I usually don't enjoy aviation, but you made it interesting, keep it up 👍👍
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Hi all! I put this video up because there was nothing else (really) on RUclips about a timeline of helicopters at the time. Please note the following errors:
-Osprey's engines are not accurate, 160th spec ops instead of 106th, Z-10 model, Pronunciation of Chinook
Music: youtube.com/@TeXbeaTz
Gaming: youtube.com/@TeXplayit
Resources: youtube.com/@TeXupply
Austin Olney You forgot the Fl 282, the first helicopter with significant flying results built by the germans duringy the second world war ;)
8:40 "I love helicopters" no shit and i also subbed
Austin Olney You forgot the Drache!
Austin Olney You forgot the Drache!
Austin Olney I don't think you can do a video called history of helicopters without talking about Eurocopter or at least (if for some reason you hate the biggest helicopter manufacturer in the world) the Allouette II wich was the first mass produce turbine helicopter.
Or you can call it history of american helicopter and a bit of russian
The Huey will always remain the most beautiful and most epic chopper to me.
hueys thrown in pacific ocean
I agree...
Helicopters in general are awesome. But the huey is the most famous.
Hind is best
HUEY UH-1B GUNSHIP HELICOPTER
how did i never notice that helos were named after Native American Tribes
Named after aggressive Native American Tribes.
I guess the Cobra is the outlier, being named after an aggressive danger noodle instead.
Runforestrun FPV if someone stole your land and killed your people you'd be fucking aggressive too
RabidNova They were never united anyways.
Runforestrun FPV it was still their fucking land
Uh the Osprey's engine is a little bit messed up
First thing I noticed actually, I was like I think those engines are a bit too far up.
Because it is
I mean, the Opsrey is a tiltrotor on a helicopter. :)
Just a tiltrotor
Yeah man The CV-Osprey has a little bit messed up. But yeah we accept mistakes were not actually perfect at all.
Whoever did the animation of the Osprey is WAY off. The tilt rotors aren't mounted to the wings like that. Just google a picture of one for an easy reference.
Oh man you're right! Oops
@@TeXplaiNIT need history of planes
You missed out on:
Mi-8/17, CH-46, AW-101, Westland Lynx, Eurocopter Tiger, Dauphin, Aérospatiale Alouette
and ch-21 shaunee
He forgot the HH-53 Jolly Green
Not to mention the twin engine UH-1N and the AH-1J and W with the same drivetrain ... guess this guy has no idea the Navy and Marine Corps have helo's besides the Ch-53 and Osprey
Not to forget the Bristol Belvedere.
He forget
The history of my oppressed gender.
Edit:Never expected to get this many likes.
Edit: Holy Shit! 500+ likes? Damn. How many helisexuals are there on this earth?
Some random guy
Delet your comment pls.
You're triggering us as Attack Helicopters.
(SARCASM TONE)
Some random guy *our oppressed gender comrade.
CANT WE HELICOPTERS JUST GET ALONG!!
Hitler 420 I thought you were a Nazi
Some random guy no. That’s the other guy. The one they call Adolf Hitler. The one that is angry and not pink. We get mixed up often, but it’s ok.
The Maiden flight of the little bird was in, 27 Feb 1963, Used in the Vietnam war.
Everyone triggered cause the Osprey's engines are incorrect. No one triggered at the fact that they gave the CH-54 AIM-9s.
lol
Helicopters can be equipped with AA missiles.
Yes, but the CH-54 is a heavy lift cargo helicopter, the only true weapon it has carried has been an air-burst bomb used to clear out forests in the Vietnam war.
(Also, I'd like to say that aside from some errors, the video is really well done, and I'd like to see more, maybe with a bit more research, or even just something completely different. There is potential here.)
+liam sargo i noticed that too
CH- 54 were equipped with air to air weapons but only for a short period because of malfunctions causing the missile not to release
Wasn't the little bird used in Vietnam
Viet Nam was the OH-36 Cayuse. Light Observation Heliicopter (LOH). Referred to as "Loach". Sometimes as Egg or Eggbeater. Hughes aircraft up graded to the OH-6. Special ops version.
Chinooks were known as go-go birds, the hh-3 jolly green giants were used in sar ops to, oh-6 and ah-6 Cayuse and loach were used for artillery spotters and gunship roles respectively. Mh-6 little birds are operated by the 160th SOAR airborne group.
Its the killer egg
Yeah it was it was called a loach
My dad flew chinooks and Huey’s, he said the Huey was a lot more fun because you did everything yourself and didn’t rely on instruments doing things for you too often
you also forgot to mention the AH-1Z Viper, Ch-46 Sea knight, Lynx, Ch-21, Blackshark, Alligator, Rooivalk, MI 28, Comache etc
Good to know, thanks
Austin Olney No Prob. Btw the Viper is my favorite.
If you're going to mention the 1Z, you might as well mention the several other AHs such as the AH-1G and H
Austin Olney fuck you too
The Comanche is a scrapped project. It's not in service nor will it ever be
The prototype is currently sitting in a parking lot in fort Rucker Alabama.
The Tarhe is an underrated and under-appreciated aircraft. It remains the only production helicopter to have enough excess power to push through VRS! Very impressive machine with an extreme amount of power.
24 year US Navy Vet with many flight hours in:
Kaman SH-2F
Sikorsky SH-60B
Sikorsky MH-60R
Great video. Thank you.
h60sarman
What squadron? Thanks for your service
u wot m8 HSL-37 Easyriders, HSL-43 Battlecats, HSL-48 Vipers, HSM-40 Airwolves. Proud to serve.
h60sarman Awesome.
3:05 Hey! That's the chopper from Universal Soldiers!
You didn’t include the flying banana. That helicopter saw deployment in world war 2
Ww3 ?
Sir Illuminar The Valient XD
NobbZ • sorry i meant world war 2
Nothing will ever replace the UH-1H Huey, best dam Helicopter ever built . the BlackHawk great Target.
Just imagine if we didn't have Germans and
Russians developing stuff for us in the 40s and 50s.
Um dude the largest helicopter which was built was name mi-v12 and It was big bigger then the mi--26
Scp 173 ikr its like the 4th result on google. Kind of shows the amount of research done for this vid
I love CH-47 Chinook when u was childhood and until now. Cox of its heavy duty roles.
1:03 I'de been happier if you got a model of an actual synchropter here, Fl 265 or Fl 282, that was the the one that had a production line set up and then bombed by the Allies. Those intermeshing rotors are pretty.
Huey, Apache, Cobra, Blackhawk, Seahawk, Little Bird, Chinook, Super Stallion, Osprey, Comanche. Love these models
7:30. "GHOST! GHOST!"
That’s one less loose end
My top 3 best helicopters
1.Chinook
2.Hind
3.Apache
Dadgum son! It isn’t the 106th Aviation Regiment. It’s the 160th! On a different note. The reason the army phased out the Huey was because of its lack of survivability and load capacity. To overcome this. The UH-60 and AH-64 airframes included 2 engines each but can operate on just one. This was in contrast to the single engine UH/AH-1 airframes with one engine. If an engine fails in flight. You’re in a bad spot. With that redundancy, there’s the added benefit of load capacity. 4 rotor blades rather than 2. Which increases lift and load capacity. I work on 60’s. They’re ok. Sikorsky engineers have been creative with what they’ve been able to fit into every nook and cranny. Man is it sometimes a pain to work on from an avionics standpoint. With that said. They have some of the best reliability in the army inventory. Ford pickup truck of army aviation.
I think you put the engine pods of the V-22 a little too high.
sampson liang a "little".
Helicopters are awesome aircrafts, they sound very great when they fly pass low altitude. They should have them flying around the celebration of New Years Day. That will be so awesome, especially about 8 or 10 of them so, following by aeroplanes!
I love helicopters aswell and I love vechiles which is why transformers is my favourite franchise ever😄😄😄😄😎😎😎😎😊👍🏻!!!
Zacimus Prime now you learn that Helicopter’s first appearance is from Nazi Germany.
pretty cool. you did say 106th spec ops an, it's 160th.
Excuse me did you say "da vinsi" it's "da vinci"
The Mil Mi-24 Hind and the UH-60 Blackhawk will always remain the most beautiful and most epic chopper to me.
Includes leo's fantasy drawing, leaves out some of the most produced military and civilian helos ever devised like the mi-8, aérospatiale dauphin II...
I was expecting a little more history and a little less catalogue.
Pretty biased video, only talks about American made and some Russian helicopters. For me my all time favorite helicopter is the AS365/HH65 Dauphin/Dolphin helicopter....great French helicopter, and perfect for search and rescue.
between 1493 and 1936 - many models of helicopters
XVIII century - double-propeller Lomonosov helicopter (Russian)
1860th - aerostat-helicopter (USA)
1880th - Nezhdanovskiy`s project of propeller with jet engines (Russian)
1909 - Yuryev helicopter (Russian)
1915 - Fedotov heavy helicopter project (Russian)
1915 - PKZ-2 helicopter (Austrian)
Mi-24 flying tank
Soviet parachute moment
this was an awesome video man!
Maybe but how many helecopter he miss?
6:54, that Beast can carry a frickin commercial airline with no problem
Also you missed the fa223 which was the first heli to fly over the channel and also to be produced on a medium - large scale. It was used as a troop transport and supplies mover in mountain regions
The helicopter in Rambo wasn't a Mi-24, it was actually a French Puma heavily modified to look like a Hind.
Didn’t know that! Thanks
This just randomly popped up in my recommended and I am not disappointed!
The Vietnam War *is* nicknamed the "Helicopter War". Depends who your talking too about it.
AS 365/HH65A Dauphin/Dophin (with the distinct whine) is my favorite. Unique helicopter and is the first helicopter to be equipped with automatic pilot system.
There is one of those Cobra helicopters just sitting in my town on display. Pretty cool looking
For more information, I recommend reading Helicopters: An Illustrated History of Their Impact by Stanley S. McGowen.
I am surprised you did not mention the Cornu Helicopter, the first helicopter to successfully achieve lift, developed in 1907. The PKZ-1 and PKZ-2, developed in 1917-1918 Austro-Hungaria, was another very important part of the developmental history of helicopters.
Also, if you are going to discuss production helicopters, bring up the Focke-Achgelis Fa 223 and Flettner Fl 282, one of the first helicopters to enter production and military service, being introduced around 1941. Predating the Sikorsky R-4.
Ján Bahýľ did it 12 years earlier
GTA Transfered:
Bell OH 13 = Sea Sparrow
Sikorsky CH-54 = Sky Lift
Bell UH-1 Iroquois = Valkyre
Boeing CH-47 Chinook = Cargobob
Bell 206 = Maverick
Mil Mi-24 (Hind) = Savage
Boeing AH-64 Apache = Hunter
Sirkorsky UH-60 Black Hawk = Annihilator
OH-6A (Little Bird) = Buzzard
Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey = Avenger
Euro Copter UH-72 Lakota = SuperVoltio (Volatus)
Edit: This information was made in Doomsday heist DLC.
UnOff Beat The Valkyrie is an UH1Y Venom
Edward Kenway I'm sorry.
The valkyrie looks more like the uh-1y venom or uh-1 twin huey
In the early 1920s, Argentine Raúl Pateras-Pescara de Castelluccio, while working in Europe, demonstrated one of the first successful applications of cyclic pitch.
My favorite helicopter is the huey
Guido MI 24
Guido AH-64 Apache
Alouette III
Mh-60 is my favorite
Guido Mi 28 here
This is outstanding! Great work! I love helicopters too
how about the other countries' production? from france, uk, spain, etc? you did not mention them.
Wow i didn’t know some of these helicopters were made in the 60s and 70s cause we still use today
Hueys are still used today
The apache remains one of the best attack helicopters today
Yeah the uh1y venom is used today it’s a variant of the huey
I HAD NO IDEA HELICOPTERS WERE USED IN WWII! MY MIND IS BLOWN!
Great informative Helicopter video I only wish you could have had multiple changes in music format throughout the vid due to the same music becoming annoying & repetitious. Breaks of music with dead silence also works well to keep the video exciting and maintain a person's attention along with adding a fresh new focus.👍🇺🇸
I love Helicopters too, sir. I hope you to teach me helicopters, thanks.
I did a school report on a Indian tribe. I got the Otoe Missorea tribe one of their cheifs was black hawk. This video just now made me realize that was a helicopter. Thanks allot loved the video.😊😊
Best channel ever!!
That rotating model of the AH64 is a Delta model. Then one brought into service in 75 is the Alpha model. The Delta (Longbow) model has different more complex processors, a more efficient transmission and a more efficient cooling system for the electronics as the helicopter was originally designed to operate in the cold weather of Siberia, but primarily saw combat time in the Gulf War and the Iraq war. We are now on the Echo (Guardian) and it's got another revamped transmission to allow it to keep up with black hawks as it was the slowest helicopter next to the now phased out Kiowa. The FCR (fire control radar) received an upgrade as well as the MPDs, nose gearboxes, IR sensors, laser sensors, and multiple systems such as the hydraulics, ECS, and engine and APU received modifications to ease on maintenance (making my life easier.) However as of now the Army stopped orders of the new Echo model from Boeing as an issue with the Pitch Change links from the factory causes them to break mid flight, which will cause the helicopter to crash and has caused multiple deaths this year alone.
The Osprey’s engines are too high up on the wings
Helicopter's don't get enough love, cheers. Can't say I have a favourite as they're all so damn cool.
The OH-6 was around well before the 80s. It served in Vietnam..
CH 53 is giant and beautiful.
One thing I would like to say that Little bird also served in Vietnam.
OH version was in 1980 but original obese were as old as 1960's.
Amazing Video Keep It up
“I love helicopters.”
Yes we kind of got that idea bro lol. Great stuff.
“Helicaptors”
You didn't say the way of mechanisms and types of helicopter layouts ya
This was really informative I really like it . Good job
My favorite helicopter is the CH-53, God the size and look of that thing is just scary and beautiful
Why Sikorsky from Russia? He is Ukrainian, born in Kyiv, and studied at KPI which now named for his memory.
Helikopter helikopter
Excellent video, thanks.
Great video and I love the 3D models of the helicopter rather other channels just get a Google image. Very original and I hope to see more of these type of videos on your channel. Well deserved subbed and new fan.
you missed out on the german Drache helicopter, it wasnt produced in significant numbers, but it definetly deserves a place as one of the first transport helicopters and one of the first at all
The FW 61 is a gyro copter meaning it uses the blades to generate lift. Still using conventional forward facing motors
Why thank you, I'm having a very awesome day, myself, I'm eating ice cream.
totally appreciate the 8/8th staccato note
Helicopters are one of my favorite types of aircraft and since I'm a history type of guy I read about them alot and the interesting and deadly
Helicopter has mostly successfully used for rescue and survive program than an airplane. It's an exclusive and awesome invention of science.
I love the hypothetical armed Sky Crane. and the Little Bird's official name was OH-6 Cayuse (also a Native American tribe)
You missed the Ka-52, it has twin top rotors and no tail rotor
In my eyes the MI-24 is best looking. Truly war machine looking.
You are Awesome Dude ceep it up!!
You totally missed out autogyros, the precursor to modern helicopters as we know today. The rotor dynamics that enable rotorcraft flight came from autogyros. You're just presenting different models of helicopters in this video.
I like the information presented in this video, however sometimes some words were overused in quick succession (mainly in the beginning with the word 'Helicopter') it could be a little offsetting. Lastly, your background music is a touch too loud, it was occasionally difficult to hear small sections of the voice over.
Overall, good video. Nice visuals, useful information.
Ka-52, Mi-8, Mi-28N are historical helis that you (possibly intentionally) forgot to mention. For the curious, these are produced by Kamov and Mil, and they excel in all respects.
Very cool video, I always wondered about the origin of the chopper and this video took my doubt aways.
I love helicopters because of when the tail rotor(stabilizer)is destroyed and how they look.🚁
great vid can u make a vid about planes now?
Pinochet's Helicopter Tours
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One-way trip!
Wow, I had no idea military helicopters were so old! But, I suppose old school mechanical designs haven't really changed much recently. Only new thing is electronic
8:04 it’s also called the EC145 aka the H145 but with a big fenestron fan tail rotor
Maybe H135…Wuthrich «fenestron »
I appreciate the inclusion of the native Americans these helicopters were named after.
Not really that interested in Aviation, but you sir made a good informative video. I usually don't enjoy aviation, but you made it interesting, keep it up 👍👍
3:44 (uh-1) and 6:14 (uh-60 blackhawk) are my favorite helicopters
why didn t you speak about french elicopters ?!
dauby 09 he should have just named the video here are some bad models of American and a few russian helicoptera
Because tehy always surrender
Mr.Ruffy Bad models?
Wich helicopters do you mean?
Spartan-Samuel Caster Stfu it's out of context.
The soundcloud link is not working, where can I find the background music? I love it!
The OH 6 first flew in Vietnam worked closely with both infantry and AH 1 cobras known as hunter killer teams there's also the MH 6 and AH 6
I live a small distance from a base and super stallions fly over sometimes and shake my entire house and also a lot a ospreys fly over to
My favourite is ka 52 alligator
It can fly without rotator on tail.
One of the best attack helicopters
OH-6A "Little Bird" is my favourite