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Sikorsky CH-53 Sea Stallion 2x pack

Sikorsky CH-53 Sea Stallion 2x pack

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You will receive 2x super detailed fuselages, 2x main rotor blades & 2x tail rotor blades. 

 

The Sikorsky CH-53 Sea Stallion was a heavy-lift transport helicopter used by the United States and several allied nations for troop transport, cargo movement, aircraft recovery, medical evacuation, and special operations. It first entered combat during the Vietnam War in 1967 and proved especially valuable for lifting heavy equipment and recovering downed aircraft.

 

Major Areas of Service

Vietnam War (1967–1975)

  • Transported Marines, artillery, vehicles, and supplies.
  • Recovered damaged helicopters and aircraft from combat zones.
  • Conducted casualty evacuation and assault support missions.

Middle East

  • Operated extensively by the Israeli Air Force under the designation Yas'ur.
  • Saw action in the Yom Kippur War, the Lebanon War, and numerous special operations and rescue missions.

Europe

  • The German Army operated the CH-53G throughout the Cold War and afterward.
  • Used for transport, disaster relief, NATO exercises, and deployments to the Balkans and Afghanistan.

Persian Gulf

  • CH-53 variants supported coalition operations during the Gulf War, moving troops, equipment, and supplies.

Afghanistan

  • Marine CH-53Ds and later CH-53Es conducted heavy-lift missions supporting coalition forces during War in Afghanistan. The CH-53D's final operational deployments were in Afghanistan before its retirement.

 

Notable Operations

  • Aircraft recovery missions throughout Vietnam.
  • Support for amphibious assaults from U.S. Navy and Marine Corps ships.
  • Israeli special operations and long-range rescue missions.
  • Humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations worldwide.

 

Primary Operators

  • United States Marine Corps
  • United States Navy (mine countermeasure variants)
  • Israeli Air Force
  • German Army
  • Austrian Air Force
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