Army helicopters flying trophy in for Nashville's first Grand Prix

[@chrissullivan4543]

That’s the 160th SOAR. Best helicopter pilots in the world special forces

[@omariantoine3782]

Special operations !!!!!!

[@krakke3188]

160th and the the Delta ;)

[@phillippeterman1051]

These guys right here - there is nobody in the world that can do what they do- total badasses……

[@profitbear7337]

This is nuts! Totatlly Awesome. This does not happen anywhere else in the world!

[@JohnPennock-d3y]

THATS VERY IMPRESSIVE! Thanks. John P.

[@theGoblinStopper]

“Hey sarnt, we forgot something on the packing list”
“What you forget?”
“… the trophy, sarnt…”

[@hollywoodghostbusters9869]

Forget the race... The 160th boys is all I care about!

[@fallingjeff]

The light pole is bouncing on approach 😂

[@VERSA-6]

Awesome!

[@austincolyer1977]

not just any army helicopters, night stalkers

[@AnikaJarlsdottr]

dammit america, why you gotta be so extra??? xD
still... pretty damn awesome

[@alexaltamura1724]

These are US Army Helicopter

[@robdonell9915]

Why are they doing this ?

[@SimbaC2007]

demonstration

[@samuelnavarro8044]

To get you triggered

[@swisscheese3094]

Because their balls are so big they must land the helos every 5 minutes to allow the RPMs to get back up

[@swisscheese3094]

The real answer is training, this is what 75th rangers Delta Force and other SF units do in real airborne assault ops

[@profitbear7337]

Also publicity and recruiting. These vents increase their image and also get them new people to sign up. Plus as mentioned above it's an excellent training exercise as well

[@mjanegreen178]

NSDQ!!!!!

[@LordDonutz]

MURICA!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@shhhhsecrethaha]

🇺🇸

[@Elfrontu_1972]

Only the Nightstalkers would land in a tight place like that! 🙌🏾🦾🫠

[@ImpendingJoker]

Don't you mean, Wifestalkers?