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UH-34D Seahorse Helicopter Landing 

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@robertfriday642
@robertfriday642 4 года назад
A great aircraft. I was a crew chief on one in the 11th Transportation Co., Germany 1956-1958
@THEH2OMAN
@THEH2OMAN 3 года назад
My mother is going to turn 84 this December, and way back when she was a young girl she worked at Sikorsky. One of her favorite jobs was 'Flight Recorder', she would ride in the Choctaw and write down everything the pilot mentioned about the craft before it was shipped / returned to Vietnam.
@richardbrown1081
@richardbrown1081 3 года назад
i was a plane captain on a UH-34D while in the Navy in 1969-70. A thorough preflight took about 45 minutes, and flyin down below was awesome, although the vibration after an hour hop would wear me out! Ours was still painted OD green.
@deanna0710
@deanna0710 5 лет назад
My brother flew the H-34 in Vietnam in 1968-69. He was a Marine. Always a Marine.
@lives2truck
@lives2truck 4 года назад
HMH 361 was my 1st unit back in 84. Was Crew Chief on 53s. Use to be a 34 sittin at the front gate in Tustin back then.
@mikekennedy4572
@mikekennedy4572 7 месяцев назад
The first time our dad took us to the MCAS El Toro Air Show was in 1966, and we were directed to park via a road on the the northeast edge of the base. As we were slowly driving in, this placed us right under the very low flight path of massed H-34s, CH-46s and some Hueys as they demonstrated landing troops in a battlefield LZ. It was an impressive sight to see so many helicopters coming in. Quite the first impression of the first of many air shows at the base.
@davewolgast9438
@davewolgast9438 4 года назад
Wow, a 150 ser. #. When I left Nam in '63 (162, 261) the 48s were new!
@ItzSatrioz
@ItzSatrioz Год назад
Love the sign inside sayed "GetIn -Sitdown - Shutup - Hold on"😅
@fargknob
@fargknob 10 лет назад
Thanks for a great vid. My favorite helicopter too. Glad you have her restored. God bless you all
@timm9842
@timm9842 Год назад
We had 2 of these at Sherman Field,pensacola fl. Air sea Rescue. 1967. Best duty ever. I was 21.
@lorenzodunn3226
@lorenzodunn3226 3 года назад
Excellent film footage and sound.
@richarddegen6184
@richarddegen6184 4 года назад
Sister squadron in MAG36 KyHa RVN 1966/7 I was a member of HMM362....same base
@edwardkeene7045
@edwardkeene7045 3 года назад
Oooorah! 1968 off the West Coast 34's taking troops to the beach at Camp Pendleton from the USS Vancouver LPD-2. High density altitude and they had to kick a couple of Marines off just to get off the deck. All the way to the beach and the mains dragging in the water.
@williamford9488
@williamford9488 Год назад
A beautiful machine! Looks like a 262 Flying Tiger!
@dalehinton2179
@dalehinton2179 4 года назад
Marine HUS crew chief June 1960- July 1962 HMR(L) / HMM-261.
@bigjack764
@bigjack764 6 лет назад
My grandpa flew them in Vietnam
@ReviveHF
@ReviveHF 5 лет назад
Sounds like Sherman Tank.
@derekobidowski5784
@derekobidowski5784 3 года назад
I think as of today this helicopter is now located in Brewster Wa in their fleet of other S58 I think it should of gone to Fantisy of Flight in Florida be in one of Kermit Weeks hangers its one of the last piston engine helicopters made by Sikorsky before they all went to turbine power. its a vietnam war helicopter but not sure if it meets Kermit weeks collection criteria he collects wwl wwll early airliners and early helicopters he collects.
@mebeasensei
@mebeasensei 4 года назад
Was the H-34 much worse than the Huey? It looks a lot older in shape and I read it was the last piston engined chopper in service. So was it simply a lack of Hueys that led to the ongoing need for the H34s to press on, or were there distinct advantages and disadvantages for either aircraft in respect to the mission(s) they were assigned to?
@richarddegen6184
@richarddegen6184 4 года назад
USMC had some Hueys, mostly left-over H34's like this one 1n1966/7
@richarddegen6184
@richarddegen6184 4 года назад
I was a USMC door gunner/crew chief in these things 150+ missions 1966/7
@XMJ3904
@XMJ3904 2 года назад
I'm told they were more "simple" I'm design and upkeep, so I assume they were the next best thing after the Huey.
@mebeasensei
@mebeasensei 2 года назад
Sometimes the army guys think they are some kind of Korean war type thing.
@XMJ3904
@XMJ3904 2 года назад
@@mebeasensei they were based off of similar Sikorsky designs that were used in the 50s.
@mariaellis2882
@mariaellis2882 2 года назад
Were any of these helicopters used in Desert Storm? (UH 34D)
@davido1953
@davido1953 Год назад
no
@threestarsandasun204
@threestarsandasun204 9 месяцев назад
2002 Sikorsky Uh-34d Helicopter
@nhungbui9139
@nhungbui9139 2 года назад
👍👍👍
@JohnDoe-yq9ml
@JohnDoe-yq9ml 2 года назад
Idk why he started crying like a little wimp at the end. No reason, just a helicopter restoration. Jesus Christ. He’s no marine. Not a real marine at least.
@davido1953
@davido1953 Год назад
perhaps he's reliving a memory of some life-altering experience, which keyboard warriors like yourself never have
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