The US military lifted the sunken ship-based multipurpose helicopter Sikorsky SH-60 Seahawk from a record depth in the Pacific Ocean. This was reported by the US Naval Systems Command.
It happened on March 19 off the coast of Okinawa, Japan.
The Sea Hawk crashed and sank at a depth of 5814 meters last year while flying from the USS Blue Ridge (LCC-19) amphibious command ship. The crew managed to escape the sinking MH-60S before it went under water; nobody died.
The US Pacific Fleet attracted a search for the military diving company SUPSALV, which located and documented the wreckage using side-scan sonar and photographs. In the deep operation, a remotely controlled CURV 21 device was used.
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The raised MH-60S, the fuselage of which is well preserved, will be taken to the USA.
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