Sikorsky Black Hawk
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US Army Aviation

Entering service in 1979, the UH-60 provide air assault, general support, aeromedical evacuation, command and control and special operations support. The Black Hawk is a utility tactical transport helicopter that replaces the UH-1 Huey enhancing the overall mobility of the Army. An entire 11-person, fully-equipped infantry squad can be lifted in a single aircraft, transported faster than in predecessor systems and in most weather conditions. It can also reposition a 105mm howitzer, its crew of six, and lift up to 30 rounds of ammunition in a single lift. Its critical components and systems are armored or redundant, and its airframe is designed to progressively crush on impact to protect the crew and passengers. Many auctioned for second-hand commercial service aircraft. As of 2018, the US Army has 2135 H-60 of all variants in service. Half of them are M type. Others 900, mostly L, are use by the Army National Guard.

1973 - UTTAS competition
1978 - UH-60A
1980 - MH-60A : 30 UH-60As upgrades
1988 - MH-60L : 37 new built
1989 - UH-60L
1990 - HH-60L
1992 - MH-60K
1990s - UH-60Q, As modified for CASEVAC Dustoff
2003 - UH-60M
2007 - HH-60M
2010 - MH-60M
2011 - Stealth Hawk
2012 - UAV Hawk
2014 - OPV Hawk
2014 - UH-60V

73-21650/21655 : YUH-60A 77-22714/22728 : UH-60A 78-22960/23016 : UH-60A 79-23263/23354 : UH-60A 79-23369/23370 : UH-60A 80-23416/23509 : UH-60A ( c/n 70-174/267 ) 81-23547/23626 : UH-60A 81-23643/23647 : UH-60A conv to HH/MH-60G USAF 82-23660/23761 : UH-60A 83-23837/23932 : UH-60A 84-23933/24028 : UH-60A BuNo 85-24321 : UH-60A 85-24387/24490 : UH-60A 85-24745/24750 : UH-60A 86-24483/24578 : UH-60A 87-24579/24674 : UH-60A 87-26000/26005 : UH-60A 87-26006/26014 : HH/MH-60G USAF 88-26015/26086 : UH-60A 88-26087/26091 : UH-60A Colombia AF as 4101/4105 88-26092/26104 : UH-60A Saudi Arabia 88-26105/26120 : HH/MH-60G USAF 88-26121/26122 : S-70A-21 Egypt 89-26123/26173 : UH-60A 89-26174/26178 : UH-60A Colombia AF as 4106/4110 89-26179/26194 : UH-60L 89-26195/26212 : HH/MH-60G USAF 89-26213-26217 : UH-60L 90-26218-26221 : UH-60L 90-26222/26239 : HH/MH-60G USAF 90-26240/26308 : UH-60L 90-26309/26312 : HH/MH-60G USAF 90-26313/26318 : UH-60L 91-26319/26351 : UH-60L 91-26352/26359 : HH/MH-60G USAF 91-26360/26392 : UH-60L 91-26393/26400 : S-70A-16 Saudi Arabia 91-26401/26407 : HH-60G USAF 92-26408/26459 : UH-60L 92-26460/26472 : HH/MH-60G USAF 93-26473/26550 : UH/MH-60L 94-26551/26603 : UH-60L 95-26604/26692 : UH-60L 96-26664/26728 : UH-60L (duplicate w/ above?) 96-26729/26740 : S-70A ( Colombia Army as 150/156 )

97-26738/26743 : UH-60L
97-26744/26767 : UH-60L
97-26768/26771 : HH-60L
97-26772/26779 : HH-60G USAF
97-26780/26794 : UH-60L
98-26795/26828 : UH-60L
99-26829/26846 : UH-60L
00-26847/26851 : UH-60L
00-26852/26856 : S-70-A41 Colombia AF as 4124/4128
00-26857/26870 : UH-60L
00-26871/26872 : S-70-A41 Colombia AF as 4129/4130
00-26873/26875 : UH-60L
00-26876/26877 : S-70A-21 Egypt Air Force
01-26878/26893 : UH-60L
01-26894/26895 : HH-60L
01-26896/26901 : S-70A-41 to Colombia Police ?
01-26902/26905 : S-70A-41 to Colombia AF as 4131/4134
01-26906/26926 : S-70A-41 to Colombia
01-26927/26929 : S-70A-43 to Royal Thai Army as 6927/6929
02-26930/26953 : S-70A-55
02-26954/26963 : UH-60L
02-26964/26965 : HH-60L
02-26966/26968 : UH-60L
BuNo 02-26969 : UH-60M
02-26970/26975 : UH-60L
02-26976/26978 : rebuilt UH-60M
03-26979/26986 : UH-60L
03-26987/26990 : HH-60L
03-26991/26994 : UH-60L
03-26995/26997 : HH-60L
04-26998/27001 : rebuilt UH-60M
04-27006/27018 : UH-60L
04-27019/27022 : HH-60L
05-20001/20002 : rebuilt UH-60M
05-27023/27030 : UH-60L FMS

To be continued.