The US Naval Air Systems Command and Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company, hosted a ‘first of its kind’ orientation flight in the CH-53K King Stallion for Brig. Gen. Nir Nin-Nun, Israeli Air Force, Commander, Air Support and Helicopter Division, during a test flight Nov. 7. Read more
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A CH-53K King Stallion takes off from NAS Patuxent River, Maryland, for its first orientation flight on Nov. 7 with Brig. Gen. Nir Nin-Nun, Israeli Air Force, Commander, Air Support and Helicopter Division and Stephen McCulley, Sikorsky chief experimental test pilot, aboard
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