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| 2apache.jpg |
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| ah64sun.jpg |
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| apache.jpg |
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Apache Chopper going through its routine at Quonset Point.
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| asciet10.jpg |
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ASCIET '96. A CH-46 Sea Knight helicopter with Helicopter Combat Squadron Six (HC-6) lifts off the deck of the guided missile cruiser USS Anzio (CG 68) in an early morning fog. HC-6 provided passenger service for visitors and contractor personnel during a live missile shoot off Wallops Island, Va. Anzio participated in the final segment of the All Services Combat Identification Evaluation Team Exercise (ASCIET '96). U.S. Navy Photo by Photographer's Mate First Class Gregory S. McCreash. [960904-N-7412M-003] September 4, 1996.
- US Navy Digital Imagery
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| blkhawk.jpg |
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| BPG008.GIF |
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| CHINOOK.JPG |
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| dronepic.jpg |
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An H-3 Sea King helicopter from Fleet Composite Squadron Eight (VC-8) recovers a BQM target drone launched during a recent training exercise off the coast of Puerto Rico. U.S. Navy Photo by Photographer's Mate First Class Michael Rinaldi. [961210-N-8977R-001] December 10, 1996.
- US Navy Digital Imagery
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| g-hems.jpg |
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| H-h19d-1.jpg |
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Greek (Hellas) H-19 D Chickasaw
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| H04S3-1.jpg |
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| H04S3-2.jpg |
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| H5-1.jpg |
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| H5-2.jpg |
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| hh-60h-2.jpg |
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An HH-60H Seahawk, assigned to Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron One Five (HS-15), lifts from the flight deck of USS Enterprise (CVN 65) during Combined Joint Fleet Exercise '96 (CJTFEX), a multinational exercise involving over 50,000 personnel from the U.S., Britain, and Canada which took place in April 1996. The helo was conducting search and rescue operations training. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate Airman John Leahy [960426-N-2199L-003] April 26, 1996.
- US Navy Digital Imagery
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| HIND-2.gif |
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| HIND-3.gif |
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| HIND.gif |
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| huey-2.jpg |
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Bell Huey
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| HUP-3-1.jpg |
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| HUP-3-2.jpg |
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| JM-Mi8.jpg |
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Finnish Army Mil Mi-8 (Oulu International Airshow, June 7, 1997)
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| ka50.jpg |
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KA50, next generation Russian attack helicopter
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| le_ab412_1.JPG |
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- Eric Krikke
AVIAWORLD's Military Aircraft Photo Gallery
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/6716
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| LL-2mi24.jpg |
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two Mi-24, Mil Hinds
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| LL-ka25.jpg |
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Ka-25, Kamov 'Hormone'
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| LL-ka50.jpg |
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Ka-50, Kamov 'Hokum'
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| LL-ka50a.jpg |
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Ka-50, Kamov 'Hokum'
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| LL-mi24.jpg |
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Mi-24, Mil 'Hind'
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| LL-mi24side.jpg |
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Mi-24, Mil 'Hind'
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| LL-mi8.jpg |
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Mi-8, Mil 'Hip'
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| medchop.jpg |
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Army Medical Chopper UH-60 Blackhawk
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| mhind1.jpg |
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Czech Hinds
- Paul Crossley's (RAF)
Plane Page
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| mhind2.jpg |
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Czech Hind
- Paul Crossley's (RAF)
Plane Page
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| mhip1.jpg |
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Czech Hip
- Paul Crossley's (RAF)
Plane Page
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| MK-ch53eun.jpg |
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a German Army CH53E in UN markings
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| MK-hind.jpg |
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Mil Mi24 Hind
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| MK-weerw.jpg |
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Kamov50 Werewolf
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| piasek1a.jpg |
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| PS-mil24.jpg |
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The rotorcraft is a Mi-24 "D" or "E" model. It was travelling home with a
Mi-8 "Hip" from airshows in the fall, as a fundraiser for a retirement
home for Russian women test pilots. The Mi-8 damaged its tail rotor in a
landing accident at Watson Lake, B.C., and was put on a truck to
Edmonton, while the Hind was flown here. On the trip to Edmonton, Capt.
Stew Shock of the RCAF flew the chopper from the gunner's position for 30
min. The pilot for that trip was Lt-Col. Vladimir Kalish, who flow the
Mi-24 in Afghanistan. The two rotorcraft waited on the ramp at the
International Airport for their ride home, an Antonov An-124 cargo plane,
which arrived Dec. 24. It was still wearing the red Soviet flag and an
aeroflot colour scheme. The two choppers had their rotors stowed and they
were loaded up.
The Hind shows the effects of long travel in the exhaust area. It is
painted up in a rather interesting scheme, the red, white and blue of the
Commonwealth of Independant States. Near the cockpits is a large gold
logo, some sort of logo for the Christopher Columbus 500th anniversary in
1992. On the tailboom, above the flags, are the words "Woman's flight
'92". On the tip of the winglet is the "Mil" logo, I think. Note also the
large fuel or cargo pods on the winglets.
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| R-4B-1.jpg |
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| R-4B-2.jpg |
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| seahawk.gif |
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SH-60 Seahawk helicopter. Photographer's Mate First Class David H. Miller. DN-SC-94-0116
- US Navy Digital Imagery
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| seasprit.gif |
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SH-2 Seasprite helicopter. Photographer's Mate Airman Matt McKernan.
- US Navy Digital Imagery
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| sh3.jpg |
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b/w Sikorsky SH-3H Sea King
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| sh60-dip.jpg |
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An SH-60F Seahawk from the "Nightdippers" of Helicopter Anti-submarine Squadron Five (HS 5) hovers sixty feet above the Mediterranean Sea and lowers its dipping sonar as it tracks for submarines, June 19, 1996. The Seahawk provides inner circle anti-submarine warfare defense for the carrier battle group. HS 5 is based aboard the carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73). U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate Second Class Jim Vidrine [960619-N-7340V-002] 19 June 1996.
- US Navy Digital Imagery
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| sh60f.jpg |
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Sikorsky SH-60F/HH-60H Seahawk
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| sikskycn.jpg |
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Sikorsky sky crane, at Quonset Point
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| skycrane.jpg |
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| TIA-ch46.jpg |
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| TIA-ch53.jpg |
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| V-12.JPG |
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World's largest helicopter: Mil's V-12/Mi-12. One of the prototypes has lifted a payload of 40,204 kg to 2,255m.
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