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NEWS | Jan. 31, 2020

Black Hawk: EBAPS Kit Part Number Change

BLUF: Contact the UH Project Office for part number change if you have the EBAPS kit installed on your UH-60 and you’re flying under AWR 1752.

High-performance computing is critical to updating legacy helicopters, such as the Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk.
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If you have the Enhanced Ballistic Armament Protection System (EBAPS) kit installed on your UH-60 aircraft and you’re flying under AWR 1752, contact the UH-60 Project Office to have the kit’s part number changed as soon as possible.

 Contact Joe Ingram at:
 

He’ll email instructions on the part number change.
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