The Harbin Z-9 (NATO designation: Haitun) is a license-built variant of the Aerospatiale SA365 (later known as the Eurocopter AS365).
The Z-9's first flight took place in 1981 with an assembled model made from French parts. The first indigenous version, the Z-9B, was built starting in 1992.
The Z-9C is a license-built equivalent of the Eurocopter AS565 Panther for the Chinese Navy.
As of 2020, over 200 units of all variants have been built.
17-Mar-15 - Members of the US Army 18th Medical Command Group conducted a four-day, medical first responder exercise for soldiers from the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces, March 11, 2015