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chopper2004
24th Jul 2018, 12:08
Hi all the other weekend I attended RIAT 2018 thus here are my photos of 920th RQW HH-60G 6227. This a/c took part in the 2005 Rescue of Navy SEAL Marcus Lutterell . Subsequently made famous into book and Hollywood movie ‘Lone Survivor’.


Also picked up award by RIAT judges for best static display.

Reserve rescue helicopter wins best in show at world's largest air tattoo > Air Force Reserve Command > News Article (http://www.afrc.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/1581440/reserve-rescue-helicopter-wins-best-in-show-at-worlds-largest-air-tattoo/)

Cheers


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SASless
24th Jul 2018, 12:27
It is a very long way from the early days of the Bell 47 Medical Evacuation Helicopter!

JimEli
24th Jul 2018, 19:26
I can’t believe they’re still flying that panel layout with P and CP instruments mirrored. The CP rad alt needed a spacer to fit. If memory serves me correctly, that layout was designed about 34 years ago!

Ascend Charlie
25th Jul 2018, 07:46
It's obviously a BOY helicopter...

RMK
27th Jul 2018, 13:00
Just curious; what does the "Cable Shear" switch (last photo) do?

212man
27th Jul 2018, 13:35
Just curious; what does the "Cable Shear" switch (last photo) do?
it cuts the hoist cable in the event that the hook/cable has become caught or tangled with something immovable. Like a ship or a mountain....