A Black Hawk CH-47 medical helicopter comes down at a landing zone marked with violet smoke for coordination during Operation STEEL CURTAIN in Husaybah. Pic: Cpl. Michael R. McMaugh, USMC
posted by veritas at 04:51
15 November 2005
A Black Hawk CH-47 medical helicopter comes down at a landing zone marked with violet smoke for coordination during Operation STEEL CURTAIN in Husaybah. Pic: Cpl. Michael R. McMaugh, USMC
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2 Comments:
A courtesy correction for you; the Blackhawk helicopter is designated as a UH-60 (U=utility, H=helicopter). The CH-47 is a tandem (dual) rotor cargo helicopter. Regards.
I am the photographer that took this picture. I know that it is not a ch-47. They have changed my caption like every other site.
Thank for the comment though.
Michael McMaugh
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