National Guard helicopters make stop at NMU
The Michigan Army National Guard flew two helicopters to Northern Michigan University Thursday afternoon, where they were held on static display for two hours, so the public could get an up close look at the machinery. Following their display, current members and cadets in NMU’s Wildcat Battalion ROTC program participated in orientation flights. Pictured, a CH-47F Chinook helicopter lands at the NMU soccer fields near the intersection of Wright and Lincoln streets. (Journal photo by Rachel Oakley)
Andrew, left, and Bentley Knaver, 3, check out the cockpit of the UH-60M Black Hawk helicopter. (Journal photo by Rachel Oakley)
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- The Michigan Army National Guard flew two helicopters to Northern Michigan University Thursday afternoon, where they were held on static display for two hours, so the public could get an up close look at the machinery. Following their display, current members and cadets in NMU’s Wildcat Battalion ROTC program participated in orientation flights. Pictured, a CH-47F Chinook helicopter lands at the NMU soccer fields near the intersection of Wright and Lincoln streets. (Journal photo by Rachel Oakley)
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- Andrew, left, and Bentley Knaver, 3, check out the cockpit of the UH-60M Black Hawk helicopter. (Journal photo by Rachel Oakley)
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