Production model for USMC with modified engine nacelles, twin mainwheels and dorsal fin, redesignated CH-37C in 1962, 55 built (order for additional 36 cancelled). Airborne early warning aircraft for the US Navy, two built. One HR2S-1 helicopter evaluated by the US Army.

Although capable of carrying over 20 combat troops, the aircraft proved its greatest value in the transport of vehicles and cargo, loaded and unloaded through clam-shell nose doors.

N7394 (1959 SIKORSKY CH37C owned by AIRCRANE INC) aircraft registration information with aircraft photos, flight tracking, and maps.

Caption: The origins of the nickname “Cross-Eyed Monster” are apparent in this image of the museum’s example of the CH-37C Mojave (Bureau Number 145864) on outdoor display. It’s original...

2012年9月4日 · Head on shot of the CH-37 with the clam-shell doors open and distinctive engine pods visible. Sikorsky originally developed the Model S-56 in response to a 1950 Marine Corps requirement for a heavy-lift assault transport able to carry 26 fully equipped troops.

Originally developed for the United States Marine Corps for transport of cargo and troops and for the evacuation of casualties, the H-37 had a gross weight of 31,000 pounds, more than four times that of its predecessor, the Sikorsky H-19 (S-55). Short Development Period.

2018年6月8日 · The Sikorsky CH-37 Mojave was an early-generation, heavy-lift cargo helicopter in service with the American military and served from 1956 into the late 1960s. First flight was during 1953 as the Korean War (1950-1953) wound down and 154 examples were ultimately built by Sikorsky Aircraft.

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Taken on strength with the USMC in 1958 as an HR2S-2 and based at MCAS Santa Ana, MCAS El Toro, NAS Jacksonville and MCAS New River before entering MASDC in 1968. Although registered N7388 in 1981, next year it entered the museum. Delivered to the USMC as HR2S-1 145875 in 1959. Redesignated as a CH-37C in 1962.

Aircraft photo of N7394 - Sikorsky CH-37C Mojave (S-56), taken by Paul Seymour at Tucson - International (KTUS / TUS) in Arizona, United States on 14 October 1984. Delivered to the USMC as HR2S-1 145875 in 1959. Redesignated as a CH-37C in 1962. Stored at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ in 1967. Registered to Aircrane as N7394 in 1971.