In this video that is a UH-60Q MEDEVAC. You can tell by the tapered stabilator and the lack of downward swept blade tips. The HH-60M has a squared stabilator with four holes used to fold it when it is being loaded onto an aircraft or ship, has the newer blades that have the downward swept extensions, and has "fish bowls" in the side windows for the crew to clear obstacles the pilots cannot see. Still a nice video. I worked on these for 7 years in the Army and build the first 3 HH-60Ms that came off the assembly line at the Stratford, CT plant.
Great videos ! Variety nice to see. 👍 up watching your daughter at an early age take to aviation. Great to see the Thunderbirds be so accommodating. What an experience for a future aviatrix!
That was pretty cool to watch. A friend of mine is a Blackhawk pilot in the Marines and he just got back from Korea last year. Thanks for sharing this Tommy 😁
Tommy, I like the various videos. Kinda gives us all a more complete view of aviation. The sling wing is ok...but the PC24 is more awesome. Thanks and stay safe.
Hey Tommy, Don McComb here. That was pretty cool!, I'm not a huge helicopter fan, but everything about the Blackhawk impresses me, even that massive main rotor shaft! 🙂 Yeah any randow off the wall aviation stuff you see on those travels would be interesting to see!
ya same with me but the HH60 would be one I would fly for sure they have so much power and just bad assery lol I really like seeing them come in for a hot landing the tail down nose up high to a stop lol
kool,,, hope he didnt get your bird too dirty,,, ya show us how you transfer flight plans to the pc 24 from an ipad...and how you get text clearances etc if it has that service ,,, what app you use for the pc24? is it the honeywell or foreflight etc?
In this video that is a UH-60Q MEDEVAC. You can tell by the tapered stabilator and the lack of downward swept blade tips. The HH-60M has a squared stabilator with four holes used to fold it when it is being loaded onto an aircraft or ship, has the newer blades that have the downward swept extensions, and has "fish bowls" in the side windows for the crew to clear obstacles the pilots cannot see. Still a nice video. I worked on these for 7 years in the Army and build the first 3 HH-60Ms that came off the assembly line at the Stratford, CT plant.
As much as I enjoy your 'regular' content, I could watch choppers and especially blackhawks all day long. thanks for this one
Yes, I like the random content. Last favorite random was your daughters changing the wingtip light on your biplane. That was cool.
Cool, thanks
Two cool machines, your airplane and the helicopter...
Super cool, thanks for that view.
Great footage, thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
Cool looking Blackhwak!!
I think so too!
my unit Eagle Dustoff in 1991 had 12 medevac blackhawks, and i love these birds!
Just about anything you post is great to watch for guys like me who just love aviation.
That was so cool. i would have delayed my departure to film that.
Wow, that was sharp. They say that the blades of the choppers spin around a rate of 400mph!! Very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!
Great footage of this Black Hawk 👍
Great videos ! Variety nice to see. 👍 up watching your daughter at an early age take to aviation. Great to see the Thunderbirds be so accommodating. What an experience for a future aviatrix!
My favorite is the PC24 flights, but I like random aviation footage too. Enjoy the pecans (puh - kahns).
Great bit of kit, thanks for sharing this Tommy!
That was pretty cool to watch. A friend of mine is a Blackhawk pilot in the Marines and he just got back from Korea last year. Thanks for sharing this Tommy 😁
Bad ass thanks!!!!
As always, pleasure to watch. Nice job. 🇨🇦
Thanks again!
That was cool, Tommy,.....thanks
Thanks
Tommy, I like the various videos. Kinda gives us all a more complete view of aviation. The sling wing is ok...but the PC24 is more awesome. Thanks and stay safe.
That was bad ass
I had a ride years ago on a Blackhawk medevac
I enjoyed watching that.
love it!
Super Suave Tommy, and looks like you had a very good Camera just at the right moment.
nice.! ex BlackHawk CE here.
Awesome
Hey Tommy, Don McComb here. That was pretty cool!, I'm not a huge helicopter fan, but everything about the Blackhawk impresses me, even that massive main rotor shaft! 🙂 Yeah any randow off the wall aviation stuff you see on those travels would be interesting to see!
ya same with me but the HH60 would be one I would fly for sure they have so much power and just bad assery lol I really like seeing them come in for a hot landing the tail down nose up high to a stop lol
Randomness rules!
sweet
Great video. Welcome to Missouri. Did you get to meet the crew?
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kool,,, hope he didnt get your bird too dirty,,, ya show us how you transfer flight plans to the pc 24 from an ipad...and how you get text clearances etc if it has that service ,,, what app you use for the pc24? is it the honeywell or foreflight etc?
Fore flight offers it
@@PlaneJunkies thanks,,, now can the bird take a plan transfer with the sid and star as a full flight plan ?
Hey Tommy, being a former pro drifter, can you please spread the word about the RPM Act? Search for SEMA RPM Act to learn more.
Everytime this crew chief walks in front of the helicopter makes me nervous for his life
Pilot Checklist ….Door Locked ? Whoops
Was this Tennessee nationals guard in Knoxville?
Do these have an APU? Is that how they start the main engines?
I know I could google, but these are my people here in the comments.
67T
Old guys rule!
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