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CH-46E Sea Knight Maintenance at MCAS New River, NC
CH-46E Sea Knight Maintenance at MCAS New River, NC
CH-46E Sea Knight Maintenance at MCAS New River, NC
Black Knight CH-46E Sea Knight at MCAS New River
CH-46E Sea Knight Maintenance at MCAS New River, NC
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CH-46 Sea Knight of the "Raging Bulls" Lands at MCAS New River
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CH-46 Sea Knight of the "Raging Bulls" Lands at MCAS New River
CH-46 Sea Knight of the "Raging Bulls" Lands at MCAS New River
"Black Knights" CH-46E Sea Knight Flight Line at MCAS New River, NC
"Black Knights" CH-46E Sea Knight Flight Line at MCAS New River, NC
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Silhouetted Marines with CH-46E Sea Knights at MCAS New River
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"Raging Bulls" CH-46E Sea Knight at MCAS New River, NC
The H-46 Sea Knight tandem rotor helicopter is used by the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps and various countries. It has been serving customers around the world for more than 40 years. Its U.S. Navy missions include vertical replenishment, vertical on-board delivery, search and rescue, medical evacuation, combat support, special warfare and general utility. The Marine Corps mission for the CH-46E includes combat assault, SAR, medevac, and movement of troops, ammunition, supplies and equipment on the battlefield. Other countries flying the Sea Knight include Canada, Sweden, Japan, and Saudi Arabia.
The U.S. Marine Corps retired the CH-46 Sea Knight in August 2015.
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BI228311
Boeing ID
smf06-f-synd-ss-518
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6144px × 4081px 71MB
License type
RM
Keywords
1960s
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ground shots
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historic production status
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military livery
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nobody
out of production
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right side views
rotorcraft
selective focus
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tandem-rotor helicopters
tarmac
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three-quarter length views
transports
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