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CH-46E Sea Knight Cabin
CH-46E Sea Knight Cabin 
CH-46E Sea Knight Flight Deck
CH-46E Sea Knight Flight Deck 
CH-46A Sea Knight Manufacturing at Boeing Vertol
CH-46A Sea Knight Manufacturing at Boeing Vertol 
CH-46 Sea Knights Landing at Ridley Park, June 2015
CH-46 Sea Knights Landing at Ridley Park, June 2015 
Boeing CH-46 Sea Knight Landing at Ridley Park, June 2015
Boeing CH-46 Sea Knight Landing at Ridley Park, June 2015 
Vertol 107 Prototype for the CH-46 Sea Knight in US Army Livery With 707
Vertol 107 Prototype for the CH-46 Sea Knight in US Army Livery With 707 
CH-46 Sea Knights Taking Off from Ridley Park, June 2015
CH-46 Sea Knights Taking Off from Ridley Park, June 2015 
CH-46 Marine Sea Knight
CH-46 Marine Sea Knight 
CH-46 Sea Knight from USMC Helicopter Squadron 774 departs Ridley Park Site
CH-46 Sea Knight from USMC Helicopter Squadron 774 departs Ridley Park Site 
Model 107 Test Bed Vehicle Hovering over Vertol Division
Model 107 Test Bed Vehicle Hovering over Vertol Division 
CH-46 Sea Knight in Camouflage Livery
CH-46 Sea Knight in Camouflage Livery 
Two of the last CH-46 Sea Knights in service with the U.S. Marine Corps, June 2015
Two of the last CH-46 Sea Knights in service with the U.S. Marine Corps, June 2015 
CH-46A Marine Sea Knight
CH-46A Marine Sea Knight 
US Marine Corps CH-46D Sea Knight Helicopter in Flight
US Marine Corps CH-46D Sea Knight Helicopter in Flight 
Testing of the US Army Vertol 107, Prototype of the CH-46 Sea Knight
Testing of the US Army Vertol 107, Prototype of the CH-46 Sea Knight 
Boeing Vertol 107 (CH-46 Sea Knight) Hovering Over Tarmac
Boeing Vertol 107 (CH-46 Sea Knight) Hovering Over Tarmac 
CH-46 Sea Knight Maintenance
CH-46 Sea Knight Maintenance 
Marines with CH-46A Sea Knight Helicopter
Marines with CH-46A Sea Knight Helicopter 
CH-46 Sea Knight Hovers Above Mesa
CH-46 Sea Knight Hovers Above Mesa 
Boeing Vertol 107 (CH-46 Sea Knight) Lands at Texas Tower #3
Boeing Vertol 107 (CH-46 Sea Knight) Lands at Texas Tower #3 
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CH-46C Sea Knight in US Army Livery

The Boeing-Vertol 107 is shown making its first flight on Oct. 24, 1960 at Vertol's Morton, PA facilities. The aircraft is the first twin-turbine helicopter to enter the flight portion of a FAA commercial certification program. Designed to be used by all military services and commercial operators, the 107 can carry 26 to 30 passengers or troops and cruises in excess of 155 mph.

The U.S. Marine Corps retired the CH-46 Sea Knight in August 2015. 
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Unique identifier BI25088 
Boeing ID p25829 
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Size 6000px × 4800px   27MB 
License type RM 
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