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Old April 11th 06, 01:26 AM posted to rec.aviation.military.naval
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Default HSL on deployment

My son is soon to complete FRS flying the SH-60B, just wondering what
the future holds when he deploys. Presumably on a cruiser or destroyer.
How do the aviators 'fit' in the ship's responsibilities, typical (if
there is such a thing) deployment lengths, do they get attached to the
same ship all the time or varies depending on need. How many hours of
flight time, frequency of training (SAR, ASW etc) flights?
Just wondering...
Thanks

John

 




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