Sikorsky H-60 - All Variants

[Jay Beckman]

And people are worried about GoPro totin' drones...  Sheesh. 

Great catch Chris!

[Scott Youmans]

I suppose if they were worried about someone seeing that contraption they'd flying out of Ft. Huachuca. certainly a bit larger than the average sensor turret. Can only imagine what they can see with that baby.

[Chris Janes]

Thank you Jeff and Jay.
Scott,
I was a bit hesitant at first to take a few pics, Its been at the Million Air hangar right next to my hangar for the last three weeks or so. The other day I walked by the open hangar and several access panels on the hawk were opened up exposing a lot of internal equipment and no one was around it, so I figured there can't be a lot of concern for secret stuff. However, the camera did have an aluminum foil type enclosure around it.   

[Joe Copalman]

Almost looks like they're testing it for something much larger than an H-60.

Great set of shots, Chris.  Thanks for sharing.

[Chris Janes]

Thanks Joe,
I tend to agree with you. I've heard them on the radio when I'm working and they're up at 16,000', not the normal operating altitude for a blackhawk.

[Daniel DeSart]

[Daniel DeSart]

[Chris V]

Taken in Prescott this past weekend.

[walt thomas]

U.S. Coast Guard - HH60J- Jaybird (SanDiego,CA), 9-4-15, Walt Thomas

Canon EOS 7D Mark II - _7D_1464-180 by walt thomas, on Flickr

[Scott Youmans]

Clean Machine - This airframe only had about 7 hours on it at the time. On a test flight from Stratford, CT to Block Island, RI.

[Joe Copalman]

TEARS OF THE SUN

I can't look at this and not think about the opening scene of that movie.

[Matt Ottosen]

TEARS OF THE SUN

SO awesome!

[Joe Copalman]

RIDGE RUNNER

[Air one Delta]

MH - 60 Jay Hawk San Deigo by Air one Delta, on Flickr
HAPPY BIRTHDAY USCG

[Air one Delta]

MH - 60 Jay Hawk San Diego Ca by Air one Delta, on Flickr
United States Coast Guard Founded Aug. 4 1790 Happy Birthday