Kaman Seasprite

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It looks great.

My boss share your impressions

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Just find this image gallery:

http://svsm.org/gallery/sh2f_pima

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Kaman Seasprite, 149026, after an engine failure during Deck Landing Quals on USS Compte de Grasse, ditched into sea then recovered and use as gate guardian as HT-030/HSL-30 NAS Norfolk

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Kaman SH-2F, 149748, August '87, Chesapeake Bay, HT-042/HSL-30

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Kaman SH-2F Seasprite, 149768, HX-231/HSL-34, Jun 1982 on USS Deyo

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Kaman Seasprite, 149769, September 1982, HX-234/HSL-34, written off after lost power and rolled over on landing at NAS Oceana, VA, 10. August 1984

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This Seasprite, 150157, start its career as HU2K-1U and in 1962 it was converted into the UH-2B. Retired from HSL-33 at NAS North Island in 1993 and today is preserved at the USS Midway Museum, San Diego.

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Kaman SH-2F Seasprite, 150185, 1991. Low visibility scheme.

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Wow...
Regards your chief...

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Thank you 

Kaman SH-2F Seasprite, 151303, HX-235/HSL-35, during the sea rescue excercise, 19. February 1986.

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Kaman SH-2F Seasprite, 151303, HX-235/HSL-35, during the sea rescue excercise, 19. February 1986.
This is my favorite mate.
The most beautiful of all the schemes.

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Thank you but- this is files for the publications and in future please do not hot link the files, not good practice to be public visible before go to print.

Next one Kaman SH-2F Seasprite from HSL-30, during the airlift operation of the Hungarian freighter who suffer from hart attack, August 1984.

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Corrected  

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Thank you for that 

Kaman SH-2F Seasprite, 152190, HSL-32, 1975.

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Kaman Seasprite, 158200, HY-334/HSL-36 Det 4 USS Trippe, Jun 1979.