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CH-46 Sea Knights Taking Off from Ridley Park, June 2015
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Boeing CH-46 Sea Knight Landing at Ridley Park, June 2015
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CH-46 Sea Knight from USMC Helicopter Squadron 774 departs Ridley Park Site
A CH-46 "Phrog" from U.S. Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 774 departs Philadelphia following a farewell visit and tour in June 2015. The nickname “Phrog” alludes to the rotorcraft's amphibian-like appearance at takeoff. Boeing has supported the CH-46 Sea Knight and the Marines flying them for more than 51 years. Global Services & Support’s Rotorcraft Support program provides transactional supply-chain support and field-service representatives. To meet evolving mission requirements, the V-22 Osprey will provide the Marines with advanced capabilities for its future demands.
The U.S. Marine Corps retired the CH-46 Sea Knight in August 2015.
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Unique identifier
BI45950
Boeing ID
mpf15-0112-0616
Type
Image
Size
3835px × 2552px 28MB
License type
RM
Keywords
2010s
Boeing
clouds
copy space
day
flight lines
full body views
ground shots
historic production status
military livery
motion blur
nobody
out of production
right side views
rotorcraft
rotorcraft blades
takeoffs
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