Norway Approved for 21 UH-60M Black Hawks After Reversing Plans for HH-60W
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Norway Approved for 21 UH-60M Black Hawks After Reversing Plans for HH-60W
The U.S. has approved a possible foreign military sale (FMS) of up to 21 UH-60M Black Hawks to Norway plus spares and associated equipment for $2.3 billion. Just months after Norway reneged on its plan to acquire nine HH-60W Jolly Green II helicopters, which was approved by the U.S. Department of State in 2025, the Scandinavian country is now setting its eyes upon a larger order of the less-specialised but widely popular Lockheed Martin/Sikorsk…
In June 2022, dissatisfied with their availability and operating costs, the Norwegian Ministry of Defence decided to prematurely withdraw its fourteen NH90 helicopters from service and demand reimbursement. This led to a dispute with NHIndustries, their manufacturer, which was only settled last November. In the meantime, in order to recover... This article, "For its special operations, Norway is considering the purchase of 21 UH-60M Black Hawk h…
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