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    UH-72 Lakota Training [Image 14 of 25]

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    Two military helicopters are captured in operation on what appears to be a military airfield or training facility. The foreground helicopter, marked '08J' with serial number '72408', is airborne at low altitude, while a second helicopter marked '23J' remains on or near the ground in the background. Both aircraft are painted in standard military olive/gray livery consistent with U.S. Army training helicopters, likely UH-72 Lakota models.

    FORT RUCKER, ALABAMA, UNITED STATES

    11.07.2019

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Austin Berner 

    982nd Signal Company (Combat Camera) (Airborne)

    Two U.S. Army UH-72 Lakota Helicopters, assigned to 1st Battalion, 145th Aviation Regiment takes off from Toth Stagefield Army Heliport, Fort Rucker, AL,. November 8, 2019. These Army Aviation students are completing their first phase of flight training to become U.S. Army helicopter pilots. (U.S. Army Reserve Photo by Staff Sgt. Austin Berner)

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    Date Taken: 11.07.2019
    Date Posted: 11.11.2019 19:36
    Photo ID: 5902547
    VIRIN: 191107-A-BZ540-021
    Resolution: 6010x3488
    Size: 2.17 MB
    Location: FORT RUCKER, ALABAMA, US
    Web Views: 112
    Downloads: 30

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    A U.S. Army helicopter, marked with the identifier '40H' and serial number '2340' (full tail number 72340), is hovering at low altitude over a grass airfield. The aircraft appears to be a UH-72 Lakota (Eurocopter EC145) in olive drab military livery with its side door open. The rotor blades are in motion, and the helicopter appears to be in the process of landing or taking off.
    A close-up photograph of a military utility helicopter, painted in olive drab/army green, parked on a tarmac or airfield. The aircraft appears to be a UH-72 Lakota or similar Eurocopter/Airbus H145 variant used by military forces. At least one crew member in military uniform is visible through the cockpit glass.
    A military helicopter, numbered 2340, is captured in a low hover or landing approach over a grassy airfield. The aircraft appears to be an Eurocopter UH-72 Lakota (or similar EC145 variant) in olive drab/dark gray military livery. At least one crew member is visible through the large bubble canopy.
    A military aviator in full flight gear and camouflage uniform walks across a tarmac apron in front of a row of olive-drab military helicopters. The aircraft appear to be UH-72 Lakota (Eurocopter EC145) utility helicopters parked in a line on what appears to be a military airfield. The scene suggests pre-flight or post-flight operations at a U.S. Army aviation facility.
    A military aviator in full flight gear walks across a tarmac apron away from two olive-drab military helicopters. The individual is wearing OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform, a flight helmet with visor, and carrying documents and equipment. The helicopters in the background appear to be UH-72 Lakota utility helicopters used by the U.S. Army.
    A military aviator in full flight gear stands on a tarmac in front of olive drab military helicopters. The individual is wearing US Army OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform, a flight helmet with visor and boom microphone, and a tactical vest while holding a binder or clipboard. At least two helicopters are visible in the background, with the nearest one marked '40H'.
    A U.S. Army aviator in full flight gear stands on a tarmac in front of a military helicopter marked '40H'. The individual is wearing a flight helmet with a communications microphone and camouflage uniform with a U.S. flag patch, and is holding documents or a binder. The background helicopter appears to be a UH-72 Lakota or similar light utility helicopter in olive drab military livery.
    A female U.S. Army soldier in full flight gear stands on a tarmac or airfield, holding documents and equipment. She is wearing a flight helmet with a microphone boom and MultiCam camouflage uniform with a U.S. flag patch on the left shoulder. A military helicopter, likely a UH-60 Black Hawk, is visible in the blurred background.
    A female U.S. Army aviator stands on a flight line wearing full flight gear including a helmet with microphone boom. She is holding documents and a water bottle, with a military helicopter visible in the blurred background. Her uniform displays a U.S. flag patch and partial name tape on Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) attire.
    A military helicopter, marked with the number '2392' and code '02G', is hovering just above a concrete runway or tarmac. The aircraft appears to be an Airbus/Eurocopter UH-72 Lakota, painted in olive drab/dark green military livery. At least one crew member in military flight gear is visible through the cockpit glass.
    Two military personnel walk along a tarmac/flight line away from a helicopter that appears to be landing or hovering in the background. One individual wears full camouflage battle dress with a flight helmet, while the other wears an olive flight suit and carries a helmet. The scene appears to be at a military airfield with at least two helicopters visible.
    A military aviator or crew member in full flight gear stands on a tarmac or airfield, facing toward a blurred helicopter in the background. The subject is wearing multicam camouflage, a flight helmet with visor, tactical vest, and gloves. The shallow depth of field keeps the foreground figure sharp while the rotary-wing aircraft in the background is out of focus.
    The image shows U.S. Army helicopters on or near a runway, with the foreground helicopter marked '08J' and a second helicopter marked '23J' visible in the background. The aircraft appear to be UH-72 Lakota utility helicopters in olive drab military livery. The setting appears to be a military airfield surrounded by trees under an overcast sky.
    Two military helicopters are captured in operation on what appears to be a military airfield or training facility. The foreground helicopter, marked '08J' with serial number '72408', is airborne at low altitude, while a second helicopter marked '23J' remains on or near the ground in the background. Both aircraft are painted in standard military olive/gray livery consistent with U.S. Army training helicopters, likely UH-72 Lakota models.
    The image shows two military helicopters, both painted in olive drab/dark gray. The foreground helicopter is on the ground with visible crew members inside, marked with the identifier '55L'. A second helicopter, marked '48H' (partially visible), is airborne in the background.
    A military helicopter marked '40H' and serial number '72340' is captured in low-level flight against an overcast sky with trees in the background. The aircraft appears to be an Airbus/Eurocopter UH-72 Lakota, used by the U.S. Army, painted in olive drab/dark green military livery. The helicopter is in active flight with rotor blades in motion.
    A U.S. Army helicopter marked '40H' with tail number 72340 is captured in low-level flight, appearing to be taking off or landing near a paved surface. The aircraft is painted in a dark gray/olive drab military finish and features a fenestron (enclosed tail rotor), consistent with a UH-72 Lakota (Eurocopter EC145). The background consists of dense green trees under an overcast sky.
    The image shows two dark military-style helicopters at what appears to be a airfield or landing zone. The foreground helicopter is in sharp focus, revealing a pilot in the cockpit wearing flight gear, while a second identical helicopter is visible in the blurred background. Both aircraft appear to be utility/light helicopters, possibly Airbus H145M or similar military variants, painted in a dark olive/gray color scheme.
    A U.S. Army military helicopter marked '40H' with tail number 72340 is captured in low-altitude flight against an overcast sky. The aircraft appears to be a UH-72 Lakota (Eurocopter EC145) in olive drab/dark green military livery. The helicopter is hovering or flying slowly near a treeline, with rotor blades in motion and navigation lights visible.
    A dark/black military or law enforcement helicopter is captured in flight against an overcast gray sky. The helicopter is photographed from a slightly low angle, showing its front and underside clearly. The main rotor blades are visibly motion-blurred, indicating active flight.
    A dark olive/black military helicopter is captured in flight against an overcast gray sky. The aircraft displays the markings '2340' on the nose and '40H' on the fuselage side. The rotor blades are visibly motion-blurred, indicating active flight.
    A military helicopter painted in matte gray is captured in low hover or just lifting off from a runway or tarmac. The aircraft displays the markings '40H' on its fuselage and the serial number '72340'. Trees and an overcast sky form the background.
    A military helicopter, marked with the number '2340', is captured in a low hover or landing approach over a paved surface. The aircraft appears to be an Airbus H145M (or similar twin-engine utility helicopter) in an olive drab/gray military finish. The rotor blades are in motion, and the background shows trees and an overcast sky.
    A military helicopter with tail number 2340 is captured head-on in low-altitude flight. Two crew members wearing flight helmets are visible through the large bubble canopy windows. The helicopter appears to be a utility/training variant in an olive drab military finish.
    A military helicopter, marked with the number '2340' on its nose and '40H' on its fuselage, is captured in a low hover or just lifting off from a tarmac. The aircraft is painted in an olive drab/dark green military finish and appears to be a UH-72 Lakota (Eurocopter EC145) used by the U.S. Army. At least one crew member in military flight gear is visible through the cockpit glass.

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