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    25,000 hours without Class A mishap [Image 7 of 10]

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    Six military aviators in olive green flight suits pose in front of a U.S. Navy helicopter, holding a sign reading '250,000 HOURS,' marking a significant flight hours milestone. The helicopter, numbered '00,' displays standard Navy markings including 'RESCUE,' 'JET INTAKE DANGER' warnings, and the name 'CAPT MIKE RUTH CO' on the fuselage. Four personnel stand in the back row while two kneel in front holding the commemorative sign.

    SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    06.14.2013

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Amanda Gray 

    U.S. Navy           

    Sailors assigned to Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 3 hold a sign after landing an MH-60S Sea Hawk, signifying that HSC-3 has reached 250,000 consecutive flight hours without a Class A mishap. A Class A mishap is classified as an accident with a destroyed aircraft, damages that exceed $2 million, a loss of life or a permanent total disability. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Amanda Huntoon/Released)

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    Date Taken: 06.14.2013
    Date Posted: 06.17.2013 23:36
    Photo ID: 955553
    VIRIN: 130614-N-UD469-032
    Resolution: 3545x2532
    Size: 1.66 MB
    Location: SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, US
    Web Views: 92
    Downloads: 6

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