HISTORY

Named in honor of Native American leader Black Hawk, the UH-60A entered active service in the US armed forces in 1979, replacing the Bell UH-1 Iroquois as the Army's new tactical transport helicopter. With new technological developments in the field of computing and electronics, the UH-60 was constantly kept up to date and several variants were produced. Superior models such as the UH-60L and UH-60M were developed for the US Army, while newer versions were produced for the Navy (the SH-60), Air Force and Coast Guard. In addition to its use by the American army, the UH-60 and its variants were exported to several countries. Black Hawks have been employed in various armed conflicts, such as Grenada, Panama, War on Terror (Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan), Civil War in Somalia (notably the Battle of Mogadishu), in the Balkans and elsewhere, in Africa and the Middle East

RESOURCES

• External details
• FULL interior
• Interactive interior (radar, collective and pedals are functional)
• multi-function
• Doors can open
• Color coding based on real BlackHawk
• Custom weapons

WEAPONS

• 4 AGM-114 Hellfire Missiles
• 1 Hydra-70 rocket pod
• 2 side machine guns
• Countermeasures

CONTROLS

• Normal
• LandingGear to open/close doors
• AG1 to activate Winch
• Trim for raising/lowering the magnet
• AG2 to activate/deactivate magnet
• AG8 helicopter stability gyroscope

GALLERY

Pilot view

Interior