Sikorsky S-92 rescue helicopters push aerodynamics to the limit. | Science Channel

The U.S. Marine Corps declared Initial Operational Capability (IOC) for the CH-53K heavy lift helicopter, validating the platform’s operational readiness to forward deploy Marines and equipment across the globe. | Sikorsky

The CH-53K is a multi-mission helicopter with heavy-lift capabilities that exceed all other U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) rotary wing aircraft, and is the only heavy-lift helicopter that will remain in production through 2032 and beyond. | Sikorsky

When called upon, the U.S. Marine Corps can move just about anything. All it takes is the help of the most powerful U.S. military helicopter ever made, the CH-53K. To prove it and to practice, Marines at Naval Air Station Patuxent River lifted the U.S. Navy's retired F-35C prototype and took it for a tour over the Chesapeake Bay. | Sikorsky

“Built for rescue, reliability, and resilience. The Sikorsky S-92 isn’t just a helicopter — it’s a lifeline in the sky. 🚁💪 #BehindTheRotor #AircraftMaintenance #AviationByPOPPY” | Aircraft Maintenance