The MH-60M Black Hawk helicopter is a highly specialised variant of the Sikorsky S-60. They are flown exclusively by the US Army's 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (SOAR). The Night Stalkers fly the MH-60 'Mike' in 2 main roles: medium assault and …

The operation involved flying covertly into Abbottabad, Pakistan in a pair of MH-60 Black Hawk helicopters, specially modified for stealth and piloted by the 160th SOAR, to take a team of Navy SEALs directly to bin Laden's compound.

The 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne) operates three versions of the Black Hawk helicopter: The MH-60K (Black Hawk) is a highly modified twin-engine utility helicopter based on the basic UH-60 Black Hawk airframe but developed specifically for the special operations mission.

They employ highly modified Chinook, Black Hawk and assault and attack configurations of Little Bird helicopters. Soldiers of the 160th have been actively and continuously engaged in the combat operations since October 2001.

The 160th SOAR (Abn), also known as Night Stalkers, is the Nation’s premier military aviation unit providing highly specialized aviation capabilities and support in the most challenging environments around the globe for the most elite special …

160th SOAR MH-60 Black Hawk helicopters. The regiment use Black Hawks as assault helicopters (MH-60M) and as escort/gunships (MH-60M DAP). Airmen with the 22nd Special Tactics Squadron conducts helocast training from an MH-47G Chinook operated by the Night Stalkers. The MH-47G is used by the 160th SOAR as a heavy-lift assault helicopter.

They employ highly modified Chinook, Black Hawk, and assault and attack configurations of Little Bird helicopters. Soldiers of the 160th have been engaged actively and continuously in the...

THE MH-47 Chinook helicopter is the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment’s long-distance, heavy-lift helicopter which conducts overt and clandestine infiltration, exfiltration, air assault, resupply and sling-load operations over a wide range of environmental conditions.

The 160th SOAR actively seeks and assesses the best-qualified aviators, crew members and support personnel in the Army. Members of this unit are threeelite -time volunteers: for the Army, for airborne

One of the first 2 MH-60M BlackHawk helicopters newly assigned to the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (SOAR) comes into land at the elite helicopter unit's base at Fort Campbell, Febuary 2011. The new MH-60M features a range of improvements over the current fleet of MH-60K 'Kilos' and MH-60L 'Limas', including: