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NEWS | Jan. 20, 2023

UH-60V: Mission Equipment Needed for New Aircraft Fielding

BLUF: The fielding of UH-60V MEDEVAC aircraft in FY24 depends on units turning in MEDEVAC mission equipment now.

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The UH-60V MEDEVAC aircraft begins fielding in FY24. The new aircraft will be fielded based on the availability of mission equipment packages (MEPs), which contain these components: external hoist, TALON turret and the interim MEDEVAC mission support system (IMMSS) for patient handling.
 
To field the UH-60V aircraft successfully, the Army requires MEDEVAC unit assistance and support to identify and recover MEP components.

If your MEDEVAC unit possesses uninstalled mission equipment, regardless of condition, contact PD MEDEVAC ASAP to coordinate recovery of that equipment to support the UH-60V MEDEVAC fielding.
 
You can view the PM Utility Helicopter Newsletter for more details on the MEP component recovery effort HERE.
 
If you have questions about the MEP and UH-60V fielding, contact Michael Brooks at:
 
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