Puma GEO-SEIS
Helicopters1. MH-60S 2. HC-46D 3. Puma GEO-SEIS 4. MH-60S... 5. SH-60 Seahawk 6. CH-46 near ... 7. CH-53 ... 15. UH-60A...
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Helicopters1. MH-60S 2. HC-46D 3. Puma GEO-SEIS 4. MH-60S... 5. SH-60 Seahawk 6. CH-46 near ... 7. CH-53 ... 15. UH-60A...
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Puma GEO-SEIS
show full show summaryA T56-427 E2C engine and stand, with the approximate combined weight of 5550lbs., is being airlifted off the USS Enterprise (CVN 65) with a new Aerospatiale SA 330J - Puma GEO-SEIS helicopter, to the USNS Sirius (T-AFS8). It had been determined that the...
A T56-427 E2C engine and stand, with the approximate combined weight of 5550lbs., is being airlifted off the USS Enterprise (CVN 65) with a new Aerospatiale SA 330J - Puma GEO-SEIS helicopter, to the USNS Sirius (T-AFS8). It had been determined that the engine was not ready for issue and is being sent back to the United States for repairs. U.S. Navy Photo by Photographer's Mate Airman Robert A. Wood. (RELEASED)
Posted by Gallery Administrator on Tue 01 May 2007 11:13:14 AM EDT