MH-139A Grey Wolf - The U.S. Air Force's Newest Helicopter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- Boeing’s MH-139A Grey Wolf is a multi-mission helicopter - based on the proven commercial AW139 helicopter - designed to protect intercontinental ballistic missiles and transport U.S. government officials and security forces. Produced in the United States, the MH-139A provides an off-the-shelf, readily available solution combining performance, operational flexibility and safety.
The Boeing MH-139A will deliver unrivaled affordability, supportability and reliability for substantial life cycle savings.
Video Credit by SSgt Philip Bryant
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Respect USAF!! 🙏🤲🙌🙏God shield us from all evil 😈
That is one Beautiful Helicopter!I love the Huey's but this Chopper will do a Great Job for the USAF and as mentioned it just looks Cool!👍👏
The airforce doesn't use the uh1 iroquois so idk why you made the comparison
@@buckybadger.4510 Comparison? What Comparison? My comment was that it looks like the USAF made a good choice in choosing their New Chopper and that I like the Air Force Hueys.The USAF flies the UH 1N and that is a Huey to me.Don't get all Freaking Picky😤And Next time Read somebody's comment carefully! There was NO Comparison!😒
@@buckybadger.4510 The Air Force did use UH1s for their missile bases and other installations out west, due to their ruggedness and low cost while their Pave Hawks and CV22 Ospreys were used elsewhere. This Grey Wolf chopper was chosen by the USAF to replace those aging Hueys.
The Agusta Westland 139 is a great helicopter.
Can’t wait to be one of the first group of airmen to work on this beast
"Grey Wolflf" Huh?? Someone watched "Airwolf" One too many times...lol
I don't think there can be any doubt it influenced the name. That and the snout being somewhat reminiscent of the Bell 222.
I would have preferred Blue Thunder 😁
Damn now I have the Airwolf theme song stuck in my head.
I loved that show when I was a kid. I don’t know if this will be as deadly.
This might be the next versatile utility helicopter to replace the old Huey. It also looks like it has more room than the old Huey. That’s already a big plus to be an utility heli.
@mr sir yup. It will be the USAF helicopter at all those missile bases out west as well as some other stateside bases and perhaps in DC.
mr sir The USAF will get some upgraded Pave Hawks that will be called “Jolly Green II”
I really don't approve that the USAF couldn't just call this helicopter with is real name, Leonardo AW139, this isn't a Boeing product, but an ITALIAN Leonardo product, the best medium size multi-role helicopter in the world...
Lascia che lo chiamino come vogliono, basta che lo paghino alla Agusta e siamo tutti contenti.
Quando si produce un mezzo su licenza è normale cambiarli il nome.
Lo facevamo anche noi italiani sui nostri elicotteri in passato.
Un esempio sono gli UH-1 Huey(nome commerciale era Bell-204) rinominati AB-204(Agusta-Bell 204), insomma usavamo sempre la sigla AB per gli elicotteri costruiti su licenza.
Me gusta ver cuando llegan esos aviones y helicopteros militares de U.S.A.a Colombia
Excelente aeronave!!!
Love from Bangladesh 💕
Why?? 😂😂
Damn, I would have loved this over the old dilapidated UH-1N I used to fly in in eastern Washington and a even older model in Montana..
Perfect piece master piece...
Fuyoo....
Terbaik 👍
Utk negara Kita bagus ni..
Congratulations, USAF!
This type is like the agusta 139 that we ride going to offshore rigs
It is, it's just that the USA have to rename everything to hide the European origins.
@@CaptVirtual Not a problem, and I say it as an Italian :)
This happens when building a foreign licensed vehicle. Even Italy when he wanted to produce the UH-1 Huey(trade name Bell 204) we called it AB-204(Agusta-Bell 204). Very nice thing as before we Italians bought many American helicopters and now it's the Americans who buy from us.
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@@CaptVirtual True aviation fans know it’s origin’s but to the rest it doesn’t matter.
bonne année , merci pour vos vidéos .
Dominic Santini & Stringfellow Hawke pilots?
From the front she kinda reminds me of "the lady" .
Great narration
Stop suggesting videos in the end.. Its distracting
muy buena informaciones
Rememberance is an Honour
looks so much like new Leonardo , even the flicked -up tailplanes .
The engine noise is horrible very loud and high pitch scream, the blackhawk's engines are much quieter
It’s only for stateside missile bases and other installations, so it doesn’t need to be so quiet. Probably less noisy than the UH1N Hueys that they’re replacing. There was a proposed UH60U variant for the USAF to fill this role, but this chopper was more cost effective. There will be a new USAF Jolly Green Giant chopper that is a larger and upgraded Pave Hawk for their front line units.
You should've named it Airwolf.
Didn't want to get into a copyright fight. Grey Wolf is appropriate and you can tell the influence was there. I'm good with it.
The got Blackhawk already why they still need foreign helicopter to do S&R or utility???
This is aw139 and that it....
Airwolf....tata ta ta da da da ......weeehhrr...hit the turbos.....
Just wow..😍
Very good video
Thanks
Is this the version DOE is getting?
Made in Philly 🤙🤙 AW139🔥
🤙🏼 did you build these ones when they Rolled down the production line? I did along side the 119
It looks like a crossbreed between a British Lynx and an MH-65 Dolphin, especially with that electric hoist on the side! I wonder why it's not armed if it's supposed to protect the ICBM fields? It looks more like a pararescue chopper!
I dont see the logic of purchasing this helicopter. Dont get me wrong its an excellent aircraft but why didnt Air Force just purchase Blackhawks. Now they have another aircraft to support in the inventory.
This chopper will be in the US Air Force missile bases to replace those old UH1N Hueys that they had for decades. There was a proposed HH60U version of the Black Hawk family to fill this role, but the AgustaWestin 139 had a better deal for the Air Force. Since the Air Force had those UH1N Hueys for a long time at those missile bases and other stateside airbases, they probably wanted to have a cheaper and simpler aircraft in their budget for those stateside missile bases and other stateside bases whereas their more expensive MH60 Pave Hawks and CV22 Ospreys can be utilized more on in the field.
👻 Nice ☠️
Yes ☠
Looks a little like a sharper Black Hawk, and also a bit like the Lynx , believe that used to hold the speed record for helicopters , wasn't as big as this beauty though. All the best have a great New year and stay safe gents. 🃏👻🃏
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Really, very beautiful, and one of the most beautiful helicopters and hawks, and every year you are in the best condition and a happy year for you and for you men as well☠
@@user-uy8gr7hy5t thanks , take care all the best .👻🃏
Very nice video !!!
Weird that they choose a european helicopter when they build their own.
It’s the exact same as the Aw139 and that’s been around for years it’s not a new helicopter
It’s a UH-1 Huey. Geez. Cost how much ?
It’s European GOP....feel free to lose your shit over nothing
basically the agustawestland aw139
excelente aeronave puede ser el nuevo helicoptero que busca el perú saludos
The USAF doesn't want it...
Indian government should purchase these helicopter
Is it partially Italian too?
They should have called it Airwolf.
Congrats on the loudest new helicopter in the era of stealth.
It's only going to be used in the Air Force missile bases out west, so it can make as much noise as it wants. It's probably quieter than the old UH1N Hueys that it's replacing at those bases.
You can't see noise on radar now, can you?
Have you heard an F35 fly over? It is a stealth fighter, but it ain't silent.
Stealth not needed wiv this colaberation, the sound of burb shitz their kegz, and god forbid that gets attached to the beast..
@@lufin9997 Defintely not. That bird is insanely loud. One flew over here at 25000ft and it sounded like it was way closer.
Aise 100 helicopter Indian airforce mei shaamil kiye jaaye
Kind of look very similar to an AW149 🤔
Wop wop wop goes the helicopter
I see they've cleaned up the nose compared to the Italian HH-139; it's still ugly, but not not nearly as bad as it was!
Ok why is it better than the machine it replaces.?
The UH1N Hueys that they're replacing are decades old. These MH-139 choppers are faster and can carry more payload than the UH1N Hueys that were used at stateside USAF missile bases and other stateside installations.
knight6 ok what else? We are broke. Lets ram the old stuff up chinas ass before they give us another microbe .
airwolf
I don’t get what the excitement is about. Helicopters are finicky, slow, easy targets. A main rotor and a tail rotor - same basic design since the early 1940’s. It’s amazing that after 80 years we are still restricted to helicopters for 99% of our vertical takeoff and landing operations. It’s one hell of an engineering hurdle. It be like prop planes still being our fastest fighters and bombers.
Well then we'll wait for you to make levitation devices to lift our soldiers and supplies then.
Erusean Lt. Colonel: Interestingly several V-22 Ospreys landed within our Iraq US Embassy compound today with dozens of reinforcements. I’m not an aeronautical engineer so I’m no help on that front :)
@@mrsmartypants_1 ospreys have killed a bunch of marines from not functioning properly, although they're pretty cool its not time to make the full switch until we get all problems squared away
@@PizzaStudios if you restrict the manouverability of v22 and give four propeller, two engines are okey, you will have much more safety level
Thats not a Gunship.
German NH90 could be quite a competition
no, the grey wolf is faster, climes almost twice as fast, better range a lot more economical and just looks a lot cooler:)
@@drbendover7467 NH90 looks much cooler is bigger (so it can lift a lot of troups) more modern and it can lift heavy armored trucks
But nobody cares germany is shit like russia
NH90 is not German, it is a multinational product.
@@westendriot6636 nah germany is the best
Grey Wolf CCC
Can it took a rpg without going down? No trolling here, after Mogadishu 1993 I have a little fobia about it. I still do not understand how all this work. Shooting helicopter as huge as a house with rpg seems so easy, especially when You have thousands of windows to hide in... You could think that they are obviously prepared for that kind of fire...
This MH-139 Grey Wolf chopper will be used stateside for the USAF ICBM bases (security and transportation) and perhaps some other stateside installations (search and rescue, training) to replace the old UH1N Hueys that the Air Force used in these places, so there might not be many RPG threats stateside though they try to practice and prepare for anything just in case someone fires an RPG at them. The USAF can mount some machine guns in the side window to take out any RPG teams that happen to show up and the USAF Security Teams that will work with the choppers to take out any RPG gunners near the ICBM base or other stateside installations that the Grey Wolves that are deployed. Chopper pilots can also do some quick maneuvers to dodge RPGs and usually another chopper will fly cover around with its gunner to take out an RPG crew if there is an RPG threat.
We might have assembled it , but it is still not an American product .
Westland's where the action is, great choice..... 🇬🇧..🇲🇫... Partners in crime!!!!
You are so beautiful.
पता नही हिंदुस्तान कब बनाएंगे
I don't know why they didn't just go for upgraded HH-60s. If a HH-60 is good enough for CSAR then it should be good enough for Global Strike Command.
This chopper will be mostly used in the US Air Force missile bases and other stateside installations, just like the UH1N Hueys that the Air Force had for decades that were used in missile bases which this aircraft is replacing. There was a proposed HH60U version to replace those old UH1N Hueys (meaning simpler and cheaper Black Hawks for the USAF than the Pave Hawks they have used in CSAR and special operations), but the AgustaWestin 139 had a better deal for the Air Force in their search for a simple and cost effective chopper to use on a missile base and other stateside airbases to replace those Hueys.
Probably cheaper to run these then hh60u
India needs these choppers soon.
Look at the tiny tyres 😂😂
Nếu như đất nước Hoa Kỳ, họ có những buổi lễ lớn. Trong đó có duyệt binh. Bảo đảm tất cả những nước trên thế giới này sẽ được nhìn thấy , chiêm ngưỡng những hình ảnh về vũ khí hiện đại nhất của Hoa Kỳ từ trên không , trên bộ . Lần trên Biển điều là những vũ khí hiện đại, hùng mạnh nhất thế giới mà Hoa Kỳ họ đã và đang sở hữu một kho báu khủng. Lúc đó những gì mà Nga ngố nó đem tới những vũ khí hiện đại của họ khi họ đã từng tuyên bố cho người dân họ nhìn thấy được sự hung mạnh về quân sự của mình .Cho nên mới , năng cấp , toàn bộ vũ khí đang có trong tay họ Nếu như ở Hoa Kỳ và châu Âu
Thì những cô máy chiến xa ,xe tăng máy bay của họ
Có thể là Hoa Kỳ họ đã cho chúng nó vào bãi phế liệu từ rất lâu rồi. Chứ ko phải nâng cấp, thai đối vài chi tiết về sản phẩm của họ . Thì trở thành hiện đại nhất hiện nay . Trong khi đó nếu như ở Hoa Kỳ và châu Âu, những sản phẩm ưu tú của họ đã trở thành một đống phế liệu từ rất lâu rồi. Chứ ko phải đợi đến khi buổi lễ lớn của họ để cho người dân họ xem.
Eh no weapons it is alright
The Air Force can add on some M240, M2 50 cal, or M134 mini guns on the side door if needed. Perhaps some pylons for rockets and missiles, but this chopper will be mostly used in stateside USAF missile bases and other stateside installations so they don't need to be armed too much.
@@knight6 won't be miniguns or probably a 50. They're extremely powerful for the frame of the aircraft, even 60s can barely handle a minigun. Since it's mainly base defense it'll be armed with 240s but who knows?
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Not very informative
Made in Italy
MH-139A GAY WOLF 🏳️🌈
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Needs a Native American tribe name.
Wait a minute please. The helo is great and nice but I dislike the video. Why? No African American people. We're not discriminating people, are we?
The helicopter is black.
I see one Black skinhead
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Off rack purchase
Copy of Russia aligator
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zzzz :\
Jnnkko
Grey Wolf : Mustafa kamal Ata turk
It'll be interesting to see what avionics fit they select, and their choice of equipment fit.
They've already chosen the Wire Strike Protection System (WSPS), Rescue Winch, and the electronic sensor and camere chin turret.
The decision to choose a proven, verified cost aircraft will save a considerable amount of money over the proposed life cycle of the fleet!
The nsme is a bit silly, but then they weren't going to call it the yellow chicken, so I guess it's not so bad!
Remake NH-90
it has no guns or rockets--bleah
lunatic they can probably put machine guns on it pretty easily
Laser guns..... 😆
This is garbage, the only place the air force uses Huey's is for VIP personnel and around d.c and base security ._. we use hh-60s an ospreys since we don't have 53s anymore for combat roles. If we're spending money on new aircraft can we get another heavy lift helicopter or maybe an advanced version of the 60 please?
Austin Williamson there will be an upgraded Pave Hawk called the HH60W “Jolly Green II” for the Air Force for those search and rescue and other special operations. The MH139 Grey Wolf will only be used at those stateside for those stateside missile bases and airbases to replace those old UH1N Hueys. There was a proposed HH60U variant of the Black Hawk/Pave Hawk family to be used at these USAF installations but the Grey Wolf was cheaper and simpler to operate so the Pentagon decided to get the Grey Wolf to save money stateside and get those Jolly Green II Pave Hawks to go along with the Ospreys.
I think the new Sikorsky "pusher" gyrocopters will outclass ALL conventional helicopters.We need them "yesterday".
PERU YA SELECCIONO LA COMPRA DE 12 AW 130M DE LEONARDO PARA LA FAP POR 139 MILLONES.