Boeing Vertol CH-47 Manufacturing Line

Boeing Phantom Badger and CH-47 Chinook on Tarmac

Boeing Phantom Badger Tied Down Inside CH-47 Chinook

Boeing Vertol CH-47 Final Assembly

Boeing Phantom Badger Drives Aboard CH-47 Chinook

CH-47F Cargo On/Off Loading System (COOLS)

CH-47F Chinook First Flight

Boeing Phantom Badger Drives Aboard a CH-47 Chinook, April 2014

Boeing Phantom Badger Aboard CH-47 Chinook

Boeing Vertol CH-47 Manufacturing Line

First Official Flight of an Armed CH-47A Helicopter at Boeing Vertol Flight Center, Philadelphia, PA

Loadmaster Guiding Boeing Phantom Badger Inside CH-47 Chinook

CH-47F Chinook on Flight Ramp with New Work Stands

Boeing Phantom Badger Tied Down Inside CH-47 Chinook

Boeing Phantom Badger and CH-47 Chinook on Tarmac

Boeing CH-47F Chinook on Foggy flight Ramp

CH-47F Cargo On/Off Loading System (COOLS)

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The first version of the tandem-rotor military helicopter CH-47 Chinook could lift more than seven tons. The CH-47SD International Chinook, launched in 1998, lifts twice as much. At peak production in 1967, the Boeing Vertol Philadelphia plant produced a new Chinook every 24 hours, and by 2002, the Chinook’s high speed and large payload gave it the lowest cost-per-ton-mile of any transport helicopter available. U.S. Army Special Operations Forces also operate Special Operations Chinooks, designated as MH-47Ds and MH-47Es. The MH-47Es are among the most advanced rotorcraft in operation today. Special Operations Chinooks perform low-level, high-speed flights at night and in adverse weather.

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