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              | The Hawks are twin-engine helicopters produced by Sikorsky that
                have been widely used by the United States military. This has
                resulted in many designations. The UH-60 Black Hawk was fielded by the
                Army in 1979.   It is the front-line utility
                helicopter and is used for air assault, air cavalry, and
                aeromedical evacuation units. It is designed to carry 11
                combat-loaded, air assault troops, a 105-millimeter howitzer and
                30 rounds of ammunition. First deployed in 1978, the Black
                Hawk’s advanced technology makes it easy to maintain in the
                field. The Black Hawk has performed admirably in a variety of
                missions, including air assault and air cavalry and aeromedical
                evacuations. In addition, modified Black Hawks operate as
                command and control, electronic warfare, and special operations
                platforms.
 The MH-60 Pave Hawk is operated by the
                Air Force Special Operations Command, a component of the U.S.
                Special Operations Command. Received in 1982, it's primary
                wartime missions are infiltration, exfiltration and resupply of
                special operations forces in day, night or marginal weather
                conditions. Other missions include combat search and rescue.
                During Desert Storm, Pave Hawks provided combat recovery for
                coalition air forces in Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the
                Persian Gulf. They also provided emergency evacuation coverage
                for U.S. Navy sea, air and land (SEAL) teams penetrating the
                Kuwait coast before the invasion.
 The Navy designated it the SH-60B
                Seahawk when it began receiving them in 1983.  It uses them
                in an anti-submarine role.  They are assigned to cruisers,
                destroyers, and frigates to deploy sonobouys (sonic detectors)
                and torpedoes.  The Coast Guard's HH-60J Jayhawk, are
                equipped with a rescue hoist with a 250 foot (75 meter) cable
                that has a 600 pound (270 kg) lift capability, and a retractable
                in-flight refueling probe.  The Hawks have proven so 
              reliable that the President has one too.
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              | UH-60 Blackhawk Premier Series.  1/49th scale.  5" width x 16.75" long.
 No. AHA8D-PR.  Only $209.95
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                    | VH-60D 
                    Seahawk - Marine One Standard Series.  1/48th scale.
 15.5" rotor spread x 13" long.
 No. AHA8D-S1.  Only $149.95
 | HH-60J 
                    Jayhawk - US Coast Guard Standard Series.  1/48th scale.
 13.5" rotor spread x 12.5" long.
 No. AHA8D-S2.  Only $149.95
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                    | MH/HH-60 
                    Pavehawk Standard Series.  1/40th scale.
 16.5" rotor spread x 18.15" long.
 No. AHA8D-S3.  Only $179.95.
 | MH/HH-60 
                    Pavehawk - New Design Standard Series  1/40th scale.
 16.5" rotor spread x 18.15" long.
 No. AHA8D-S4. Only $179.95
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                    | VH-60B 
                    Seahawk - US Navy Standard Series.  1/48th scale.
 13.5" rotor spread x 12" long.
 No. AHA8D-S7.  Only $149.95.
 | UH-60L 
                    Blackhawk Standard Series.  1/48th scale.
 13.5" rotor spread x 12" long.
 No. AHA8D-S5.  Only $159.95
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