The Lakota fleet, an emblematic member of the H145 family, in service with the U.S. Army, U.S. Army National Guard, and the U.S. Navy has just achieved 1.5 million flight hours! Since 2006, the UH-72 Lakota has served as the US Army’s Light Utility Helicopter performing an evolving range of missions across a range of operational environments. Operating in over 50 locations for the US Army, US National Guard, and the US Navy, the Lakota continues to provide a range of capabilities across a range of essential missions, including air movement of troops and materials, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), medical evacuation, disaster relief, search and rescue, command and control, and primary flight training. #AirbusHelicopters #Lakota #MakingMissionsPossible #H145 #USA
Jacek Dziedzic, yes, UH-72A have two-bladed tail rotor and four-blabed main rotor, UH-72B have fenestron and five-bladed main rotor and another rotor head
Congratulations and many more safe happy landings. First time I saw USNTPS UH-72A was at Air Space Expo 2019, Joint Base Andrews air show and then few days later at Vertical Flight Society Forum 75 in Philadelphia as myself and colleague went to KPHL to see and greet the three ship formation of instructors with students attending the forum, so here is my photo on the ramp at KPHL, best, Ian