article_snippet.sent: Jerry Grayson, who lives in Melbourne but is originally from Arundel, Sussex, set A helicopter hero the task of tracking down every aircraft
article_snippet.sent: During Jerry Grayson mission, Jerry Grayson found that most of the helicopters had been blown up in target practice or turned into museum pieces.
article_snippet.sent: Jerry Grayson is pictured at the International Helicopter Museum in Weston-Super-Mare .
article_snippet.sent: Jerry Grayson also tracked down another chopper at Gunsmoke Paintball in Hadleigh, near Ipswich - where it is used as part of the course .
article_snippet.sent: The tour also took Jerry Grayson to another paintball site in Bawtry Fields, Doncaster, where Jerry Grayson found another aircraft .
article_snippet.sent: The former pilot at Whittington Barracks, Staffordshire (left) and Taskforce Paintball, Cowbridge, South Wales .
article_snippet.sent: One of two helicopters that Jerry Grayson found at the Fleet Air Arm Museum in Yeovilton .
article_snippet.sent: Jerry Grayson interest in retracing Jerry Grayson old aircraft was piqued when Jerry Grayson found a website, created by a former pilot, which spoke out previous experiences.
article_snippet.sent: And as Jerry Grayson dug deeper into the history of the helicopters, Jerry Grayson decided to make one last visit to each one to see what had happened to the helicopters.
highlights_snippet.sent: Jerry Grayson found most helicopters had been turned into museum pieces .
  