The Vietnam-era CH-46 Sea Knight _ one of the military's most storied helicopters _ has been beset by mechanical troubles that the Marines attribute to age. Last August, a crack found in a rotor ...

When a legendary CH-46 Sea Knight helicopter became available, the opportunity was too big to ignore. Once used by the U.S. Marine Corps, this massive twin-rotor aircraft carried troops into battle.

The CH-46F has been restored and flown to its new home at the National US Armed Forces Museum (NUSAFM). On Dec. 3, 2024, the freshly repainted CH-46F, now registered as N7682F, flew to its new home at ...

The last leap of the Phrogs: Sea Knight helicopters mark their final days in the Asia-Pacific Two CH-46E Sea Knight helicopters with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 262 (Reinforced), 31st Marine ...

The US Navy has released a picture of a Boeing CH-46E Sea Knight helicopter testing an upgraded chaff and flare dispensing self-defence system. The photograph was taken in December in the USA, but its ...

Nicholas Kulish, a reporter based in the Journal's Washington bureau, is traveling with the First Marine Expeditionary Force. He filed this account from a helicopter base 30 miles from the Iraq border ...

HURLBURT FIELD — A CH-46 Sea Knight helicopter was brought by water Thursday from Pensacola to Hurlburt Field for eventual use in training at Eglin Air Force Base. The helicopter was brought ashore at ...

After more than 50 years of service to the U.S. Marine Corps, the CH-46 Sea Knight, affectionately known as the “Phrog,” jumped into the history books Aug. 1, with a final flight to the Smithsonian’s ...

A 1996 collision of a CH-46 Sea Knight and an AH-1 Cobra attack helicopter during a large training exercise killed 14 service members and critically injured two others. Marines of the 2nd Battalion, ...

After 51 years of service with the US Marine Corps, the Boeing-Vertol CH-46 Sea Knight flew for the last time 1 August at a retirement ceremony in Chantilly, Virginia. The “Phrog,” which made its ...