H-3 Sea King Helicopter Blueprint

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SH-3H VH-3D CH-53G CH-53D/UH-60 MH-53J* MH-53M* CH-53D CH-53E CH-53E MH-53E S-70A-9 S-70...

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SH-3H VH-3D CH-53G CH-53D/UH-60 MH-53J* MH-53M* CH-53D CH-53E CH-53E MH-53E S-70A-9 S-70 UH-60/CH-53 UH-60J S-70A UH-60P UH-60A UH-60A/L MH-60K MH-60K Block 1 HH-60G* HH/MH-60G* VH-60N S-70B-2 SH-60K SH-60B S-70C* HH-60J HH-60J/HH-65 SH-60B SH-60F SH-60F/HH-60H VH-60N MH-60S MH-60S

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Defense World - Navy Flies into New Era with Retirement of H-3 Sea King

NORFOLK, Va. --- The last two H-3 Sea King helicopters made their last operational flight Jan. 27, taking to the air before making way for their replacement, the MH-60S Knighthawk.

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SH-3 Sea King / AS-61R, CH-124, CH-3C, H-3H Sea King

Description: H-3 is a shipborne, twin-engine, five-bladed main rotor helicopter developed by Sikorsky to meet the requirements of the US Navy for an Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) rotary-wing aircraft. Developed in late 1950s it was originally called the HSS-2 and S-61.

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