Tag: Black Hawk

The US Army upgrades 2,400 Black Hawks with Skyryse’s SkyOS, adding optionally-piloted capabilities for safer, smarter missions.

The Black Hawk’s getting an upgrade! Sikorsky’s adding autonomous tech, pushing the iconic helicopter into the future.

Army Black Hawk helicopters get a power upgrade with the T901 engine, promising more power, range, and efficiency for future battlefields.

In the unforgiving theatre of war, where chaos reigns and the line between heroism and madness blurs, it’s the steadfast courage of the few, like Coker and the PJ, that ignites a beacon of hope in the darkest of times.

In the dead of night, under a cloak of stealth and the vigilant eyes of the Night Stalkers, the desert transformed into a silent battleground where precision and bravery danced in the moonlight.

Amid the monochrome expanse of the Afghan desert, Chief Greg Coker, with the wily grit of a Texan Mustang, wove his unbridled spirit into the tapestry of war, lassoing fleeting moments of camaraderie and defiance under the relentless sun.

With a burst of adrenaline and the roar of the Python Charge, we turned that insurmountable fence into a gateway to freedom, underlining yet again the fine line between triumph and disaster that we tread in this perilous dance of war.

An Army Specialist makes sure everything is tight on a UH-60M Black Hawk

US Army unveiled earlier this week that it has chosen Bell’s V-280 Valor as the replacement for Black Hawk helicopters in the service

An injured hiker is safe after a Washington Army National Guard medical flight crew from 1st Battalion, 168th General Support Aviation hoisted them out of a heavily wooded area near Leavenworth on Oct. 15th, 2022.

There are several implications reported comparing air assault and fast rope. It indicated that using fixed-wing aircraft for an air assault is “possible,” while rotorcraft is the only vehicle capable of performing fast roping.

A UH-60A Black Hawk has successfully flown without a pilot in a historical flight around Fort Campbell, the first automated flight for the US Army, last February 5.