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What remains is the heartache of the families of those who were poisoned from this place

Sad that the beautiful chemical plan is gone (I'm being facetious). My grandfather oversaw its construction and ran it from 1953 to November 1963. He took me to work with him once when I was a kid and I got a tour of the plant and spent the rest of the day in his office until we went home.

Hier Staat China President Li Peng Jahr 1920 - ich sagte mit meine Technologie ® von damals können sie Jahr 1988 Vision of Future 1 von 25 herstellen weil wir merken gerade das sie Staat USA und Staat GERMANY den Anschluss verpassen Jahr 1987 wir sagten das sie in den Tron Computer System erstemal den Computer Level AIDS Heilmittel haben mussen ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha aber nicht wie Kannibalen den AIDS Heilmittel Test Anteil klauen ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha also das geht nicht kel was ihr hier macht Jahr 1987 Paul Hindemith Schule sage ich das nochmal das diese Familie Darcho J. MAP 3 Schulung bekommen ansonstens Arbeiten sie umsonst

Best heli out there!

S-92?

The MH65E is the best 4.5 mtow helicopter on the market today. Too bad it's for military purpose only, like the Panther MBe.

I flew the “A” model in the late eighty’s early nineties’s. The 51% American concept made the aircraft an incredible piece of junk for the mission. It was maneuverable and the avionics package and autopilot were impressive. It just had a tough time hovering out of ground effect. As for single engine performance in an engine failure, the remaining engine was a guaranteed to transport to the scene of the the crash. The officer in charge of the procurement of this airframe probably got a meritorious achievement medal when they should have gone to jail for waste and abuse of government funds. Same goes for whomever was in charge of the HU-25A/B/C model falcon jet. Especially for the drone engines they hung on them. All that airplane turned out to be was a multi engine jet trainer for the airlines. I even remember a USCG academy graduate flying to GTMO with take off flaps extended in order to make the sortie result in a higher flight time for the day. In defense of those who were responsible for the HH-65E, well done. From what I’ve been told about the performance and capabilities of the Echo model, it’s about time. Fly safe.

Bright red?!?

That's a wrong decision. They It should choose the CH47D.

It’s ORANGE, NOT Red

A complete junker as a helicopter , too heavy way too.much gear in it, crap range .... old helicopter now

The men and women of the USCG deserve the highest praises and accolades. The MH-65 is a bargin for the US on the whole & an exceptional airframe that is commensurate with the men & women who fly it. The helicopters are both old & new; these are the same airframes that entered servicen 1980's! As aircraft are rotated through Elizabeth City, they are completely stipped down, over hauled & what what emerges on the other side is virtually a new helicopter. If airframe is severely damaged, it is retired. (Very few airframes have been retired) However, they will need to be soon retired... nothing lasts forever A key difference in the Eurocopter & Sikorskies (MH-60s) (also a great aircraft0) is the the H60s has a finite service life (20,000 flight hours) & due to flight over salt water, are retired when they reach that end point. As the MH-65 is composite materials, their service life is limited by what is found when they go through overhaul. The topic of American vs European manufactuering... So that requires us to go back in history to the HH-65 A. 51% of the aircraft had to be US produced. This led to the Lycoming LTS 101 engines being installed vs the turbomeca engines. This led to the aircraft being power limited & issues from the governors on the engine reguling the power output. The Alpha model required pilots to be very smart & diligent in management of the performance of the aircraft. Often, the aircraft operated with only a 10% power margin when in a hover in ground effect. In the event of a engine failure, it was unlikely the aircraft would have single engine flyout performance. So as a result of a rule to satisfy a 51% American made aircraft, the aircraft was modified. This placed our Coasties at risk. The Bravo model was an avionics upgrade that came in early 2000 or so. This reduced weight & improved pilot interface. There was an event which took place in the Med, during Gulf Storm II, that resulted in 2 exceptionally skilled pilots making a single engine landing to a Coast Guard Cutter in the Med. Their options, ditch in the water, land in Syria, or attempt the landing to the boat. They did an amazing job and landed it to the boat. Both pilots received Air Medals. The provided testamony to congress... the new engines were coming to the HH-65 Then came Charlie... And every aircrew in the H65 community was asking "Got Charlie?" Turbomecca opened a plant in Grand Prarrie Texas & they started making Ariel 2c2 engines. The increase in performance was unbelieveable. The airframe became more capable & the margin of safety was improved for our Coast Guard Aviators after more then 2 decades of flying an aircraft that was under powered. All of the Avionics, engines & everything but the base Airframe came from the US. The entire airframe is maintained & supported here in the US. The MH-65 is, and has been, one of the "smartest" helicopters in the US Military Inventory. Good things, stand the test of time. For example, the Huey is up to the Zulu model. I do not think that there are many airframes of in the US military that are still in service after 43 years. My point... How many HH-65s (or MH-65) are in the the "Bone Yard" at Davis Monthan AFB? NONE! There are a little over 100 MH-65s in service for out nation and they all began their service mission in the 1980's. When was the last time you had the body of a Car last more then 10 years. The MH-65 is a work horse like no other helicopter operated by our brave service members. HH or MH? The first H is a designator for for SAR. M is multi mission. The designation changed when the HH-65 was employed into the Helicopter interdictions mission for counter drug operations. Sorry this was so long... Just felt like the record needed to be set straight.

It's SO PEACEFUL! Please create more!

This helicopter has been around for decades so it’s not new just upgraded.

Why is America buying foreign helicopter when we have Bell and sikorsky

beautiful

Sunsets at the shore never get old

I grew up a few miles inland from the Jersey shore. Manasquan was our favorite beach to go to. I live in the Midwest now, but I remember the Jersey shore always being rough. Plus the water had a greenish-gray look to it. As a kid, it didn't matter because we had fun no matter what. But when I go visit family in Florida, it's like night and day difference. The water is calmer for the most part and blue in color. Anyway, thanks for a nice video!!

Growing up in Point Pleasant I loved going down to the Inlet when a storm would come up and watch the waves

Love the video and content 👌

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beautiful colors

I know what Jersey waters feel like in January, but this song sounds more fitting for a Waikiki longboard session.

Stunning in every sense of the word. Love it.

beautiful. I made it down to Point Pleasant for a few hours yesterday, it was great!

cold yet beautiful. going to warm up a bit later this week!

beautiful

Stay safe down there with the storm coming this weekend. Hoping the predictions of a lot of snow is wrong!

Jersey Shore is so serene and peaceful in the winter time

Would love to see what you can do with Sunset Lake in Wildwood!

stunning. keep up the great content. we appreciate you braving the cold.

Beautiful!

stunning

The Jersey Shore is beautiful in all seasons. Thank you for sharing.

It was spectacular to see 🌞 🌙. Thank you for posting!!!

Thank you! You made me long to be back there right now! (sigh....)

Anyone fishing? Victory at sea !