H-60 helicopter/Catalogs

Sorted list of types

• AH-60L [r]: Armed helicopter variant of the MH-60K Blackhawk, formerly the MH-60L Direct Action Penetrator (DAP) ^[e]
• EH-60C [r]: Tactical signals intelligence and electronic warfare helicopter derived from the UH-60A, using the "Quickfix" system; replaced by unmanned aerial vehicles ^[e]
• HH-60G [r]: United States Air Force helicopter CSAR variant, also called PAVE HAWK, with GPS, navigation radar, and defensive avionics ^[e]
• HH-60H [r]: A naval combat search and rescue helicopter based on the SH-60B Seahawk with extra fuel tanks ^[e]
• HH-60M [r]: Current U.S. Army medical evacuation ("air ambulance") helicopter ^[e]
• MH-60A [r]: First-generation U.S. Army special operations helicopter, derived from the underpowered UH-60A, with enhancements including air refueling probes, forward-looking infrared (FLIR) and two Miniguns on pintle mounts in side windows. ^[e]
• MH-60G [r]: United States Air Force special operations helicopter, known as PAVE HAWK, which adds FLIR to the HH-60G to give it night/all-weather capability ^[e]
• MH-60K [r]: Army Special Operations Command special operations troop carrier helicopter; DAP or AH-60K armed variant ^[e]
• MH-60L [r]: U.S. Army Special Operations Command troop-carrying helicopter for covert infiltration and exfiltration ^[e]
• MH-60M [r]: U.S. Army special operations helicopter based on the UH-60M redesigned and rebuilt (or new-built) improved light utility transport helicopter; may have a stealth variant ^[e]
• MH-60R [r]: Named the Seahawk, both a new production aircraft and a remanufacture of the existing SH-60B Seahawk and SH-60F Ocean Hawk naval helicopter, for anti-submarine warfare and anti-surface warfare, eliminating the carrier vs. non-carrier variants ^[e]
• MH-60S [r]: Named the 'Knighthawk, a United States Navy utility and mine countermeasures helicopter, replacing CH-46 in non-Marine applications, HH-60H Rescue Hawk, MH-53E Sea Dragon minesweeper ^[e]
• SH-60B [r]: A naval helicopter, called the Seahawk, with Recovery Assist, Secure and Traverse (RAST) for operation from non-carrier warships; optimized for ASW and ASuW; it has offensive radar, sonobuoy systems, magnetic anomaly detector, electronic warfare receivers, and two torpedo/missile pylons ^[e]
• SH-60F [r]: A naval helicopter intended to operate from aircraft carriers; Recovery Assist, Secure and Traverse (RAST) , an extra weapons store, and FLIR ^[e]
• SH-60J [r]: U.S. Coast Guard variant of the H-60 helicopter, with Recovery Assist, Secure and Traverse (RAST}, search radar, additional navigation electronics, searchlight, night vision goggles and no weapons. ^[e]
• UH-60A [r]: First version of a series of U.S. Army light transport helicopters; this model suffered from insufficient power and remaining aircraft are being remanufactured ^[e]
• UH-60M [r]: Main U.S. Army utility and light troop carrier helicopter, the latest of a number of versions ^[e]