- In the skies above USS Ronald Reagan an HH-60H Seahawk and an SH-60F Seahawk both assigned to the ÒBlack KnightsÓ of Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron (HS) 4 move into position to transfer ordnance between the Nimitz-class nuclear powered aircraft carr

- In the skies above USS Ronald Reagan an HH-60H Seahawk and an SH-60F Seahawk both assigned to the ÒBlack KnightsÓ of Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron (HS) 4 move into position to transfer ordnance between the Nimitz-class nuclear powered aircraft carr Stock Photo

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- In the skies above USS Ronald Reagan an HH-60H Seahawk and an SH-60F Seahawk both assigned to the ÒBlack KnightsÓ of Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron (HS) 4 move into position to transfer ordnance between the Nimitz-class nuclear powered aircraft carr

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