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US Army HH-60L Black Hawk landing at Nevada High School.
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US Army HH-60L Black Hawk landing at Nevada High School.
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US Army HH-60L Black Hawk landing at Nevada High School.
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The aircraft's crew chief, kneeling in center, gives the ROTC cadets a safety briefing on the safety harnesses in the HH-60L Black Hawk.
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The aircraft's crew chief, kneeling in center, gives the ROTC cadets a safety briefing on the safety harnesses in the HH-60L Black Hawk.
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The aircraft's crew chief, center, gives the ROTC cadets a safety briefing on the safety harnesses in the HH-60L Black Hawk.
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The forward part of the HH-60L's cabon can accomadate four stretchers carrying injured soldiers.
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The aft part of the HH-60L's cabin, The two seats against the rear wall are removed and a set of cabinets and equipment similar to what is inside a ground ambulance is installed.
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The aircraft's crew chief, kneeling in center, gives the ROTC cadets a safety briefing on the safety harnesses in the HH-60L Black Hawk.
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The aircraft commander's seat in the cockpit.
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Right side of the HH-60L showing the rescue hoist.
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The right side of the HH-60L showing the rescue hoist.
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NHS ROTC cadets get an up close look at the cabin of the HH-60L Black Hawk.
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The acircraft's crew chief talks to NHS ROTC cadets about the HH-60L's features.
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Captain Thompson, the aircraft commander, talks to NHS ROTC cadets about oppurtunities in the Army National Guard.
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NHS ROTC cadet Cierra Bear inserts foam ear plugs to protect against the noise of the helicopter which can exceed 105 decibels.
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Sgt. Quinlan, center, is one of NHS's ROTC advisors.
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NHS ROTC cadets strap in for a ride in a US Army HH-60L BLack Hawk helicopter at Nevada High School Tuesday morning.
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The HH-60L's pilots discuss thier take off path.