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Illustrated and signed by: Eric Lian
Inspired by an unexpected and very brief encounter, 160th SOAR “Night Stalkers” MH-60M Black Hawk is an art print from an original illustration. (This is not a cutout from a photograph or flight simulator.)
Meticulously detailed, the aircraft is set against the 160th SOAR insignia. The description text is bordered by the American flag, the Night Stalkers insignia and flash, the US Army seal, and the Airborne insignia.
Perfect for award presentations, the office and home, or as a gift for that aviation fan.
Printed on high quality, heavy weight Luster paper using a 12 color pigmented, archival ink system.
The description on the print states:
The MH-60M Black Hawk is a highly modified assault variant used exclusively by the U.S. Army’s 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment to conduct high speed, low altitude missions in support of special operations including force insertion and extraction and reconnaissance. The crew of four consists of a pilot, co-pilot, and two crew chiefs/door gunners with room to transport an additional nine fully equipped, special forces personnel.
The 4-blade, twin engine, medium lift aircraft is 65 feet in length and 8 feet wide. Two YT706 turboshaft engines generate 5,275 shp to support a maximum weight of 22,000 lbs and power the aircraft to speeds greater than 180 mph with a range of 520 miles. An extendable fuel probe allows air-to-air refueling from dedicated tankers for increased range. The cockpit is configured with the Rockwell Collins Common Avionics Architecture System and instruments controlling state-of-the-art sensors enabling advanced flight profiles, threat detection and warning, and defensive countermeasures. The primary armament in this configuration are two M134 7.62 miniguns located on each side just behind the cockpit.
Keywords
US ARMY, BLACK HAWK, MH60M, DAP, DIRECT ACTION PENETRATOR, 160TH, SOAR, NIGHT STALKERS, NIGHT STALKERS DON'T QUIT, DEATH WAITS IN THE DARK, SIX GUNS DON'T MISS.
