MH-60K/L Black Hawk

MH-60L DAP

MH-60L Defensive Armed Penetrators (DAPs) on training flight.

 

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Hughes Training, Inc. has delivered UH-60 Link Trainer TM flight simulators in all the configurations used by U.S.Army, Australian and Saudi Arabian governments. In all, 21 training systems-- all which are in active use today -- have been delivered by Hughes Training to support various configurations of the UH-60A/L, S-70B-2, SH-60H, and MH-60K

The older UH-60L can be adapted to the attack mission by attaching weapons pylons to both sides of the fuselage. These can then be fitted with Hellfire missiles or other weapon systems. The helicopter's mission is insertion and extraction of special operations troops. The UH-60L is powered by two General Electric T700-GE-701C 1890 shp turboshaft engines.

 

Pictures

Photo: MH-60L Side View (Photo courtesy of Mr. Richard Marshall. Do not reprint without permission.)

Photo: MH-60L Right Front View (Photo courtesy of Mr. Richard Marshall. Do not reprint without permission.)

Photo: MH-60L Right Side Pilots Seat (Photo courtesy of Mr. Richard Marshall. Do not reprint without permission.)

Photo: MH-60L Control Panel - left side view (Photo courtesy of Mr. Richard Marshall. Do not reprint without permission.)

Photo: MH-60L Minigun (Photo courtesy of Mr. Richard Marshall. Do not reprint without permission.)

Photo: MH-60L With External Fuel Tanks (Photo courtesy of Mr. Richard Marshall. Do not reprint without permission.)

Photo: MH-60L "Southern Comfort" (Photo courtesy of Mr. Richard Marshall. Do not reprint without permission.)

 

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