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UH-60 Blackhawk.
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Safety first. One cadet brought an Air Force flight helmet.
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Students board the Blackhawk in between flights.
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During each take off and landing, the crew chief stands in the window watching for obstructions and hazards.
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During each take off and landing, the crew chief stands in the window watching for obstructions and hazards.
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During each take off and landing, the crew chief stands in the window watching for obstructions and hazards.
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Nevada R-5 teacher Kim Bessey after her flight on the Blackhawk.
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The divet in the ground where one of the Blackhawk's main landing gear sat demonstrating the weight of the aircraft.
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UH-60 rotor blade
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Msgt. Pete Quinlan, AFJROTC instructor.
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Emily and Oletta Simrell. This was Emily's first ride in a helicopter or airplane.
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Cadets strap in eight at a time for an orientation flight around Nevada.
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Cadets strap in eight at a time for an orientation flight around Nevada.
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The main rotor hub showing just a small portion of the complexity of modern helicopters
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The crew chief gives the cadets instruction on how to fasten the seat belts in the helicopter.
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Nevada High School principal Jerry Whalen and AFJROTC commander Lt. Col. David Coss.
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The crew chief gives the cadets instruction on how to fasten the seat belts in the helicopter.
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U.S. Army UH-60 Blackhawk landing at Nevada High School.
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JRTOC cadets get a preflight briefing from the aircraft's crew chief.