Hasegawa H00431 1/72 SH-60B Seahawk
The Sikorsky SH-60B Seahawk is a multipurpose helicopter adopted by the US Navy's LAMPS Mk.3 (LAMPS Mk.3 Multipurpose Light Aircraft System).
It was developed for carrier use based on the Army's UH-60A Blackhawk, and has been modified with increased engine power, folding rotor blades, a shorter wheelbase, and other improvements, and is equipped with the necessary equipment and electronic devices for a carrier-based aircraft.
Its main missions are ASW (anti-submarine warfare) and ASST (anti-surface search and rescue), and it is also active in search and rescue, various transportation, etc. The first Seahawk squadron was HSL-41, which was formed in 1984.
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Hasegawa H00431 1/72 SH-60B Seahawk
The Sikorsky SH-60B Seahawk is a multipurpose helicopter adopted by the US Navy's LAMPS Mk.3 (LAMPS Mk.3 Multipurpose Light Aircraft System).
It was developed for carrier use based on the Army's UH-60A Blackhawk, and has been modified with increased engine power, folding rotor blades, a shorter wheelbase, and other improvements, and is equipped with the necessary equipment and electronic devices for a carrier-based aircraft.
Its main missions are ASW (anti-submarine warfare) and ASST (anti-surface search and rescue), and it is also active in search and rescue, various transportation, etc. The first Seahawk squadron was HSL-41, which was formed in 1984.
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The Sikorsky SH-60B Seahawk is a multipurpose helicopter adopted by the US Navy's LAMPS Mk.3 (LAMPS Mk.3 Multipurpose Light Aircraft System).
It was developed for carrier use based on the Army's UH-60A Blackhawk, and has been modified with increased engine power, folding rotor blades, a shorter wheelbase, and other improvements, and is equipped with the necessary equipment and electronic devices for a carrier-based aircraft.
Its main missions are ASW (anti-submarine warfare) and ASST (anti-surface search and rescue), and it is also active in search and rescue, various transportation, etc. The first Seahawk squadron was HSL-41, which was formed in 1984.
