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In the last two years, we have had what we had what we call the Seahawk weapons and tactics instructors, and every squadron now has a weapons and tactics instructor in it to make them better, more integrated.
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"Seahawk is a victim of the drilling moratorium," said Rep. Kevin Brady, R-Texas.
Seahawk Drilling Weighs Options, Including Sale, As Results Shrivel Ryan Dezember 2010
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Mike at 10000 birds offered his opinion that a Seahawk is another name for an Osprey, a fish-eating hawk that can be found along sheltered coastal waters.
What is a Seahawk? John L. Trapp 2006
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Seriously, I'm going to call the Seahawk ticket office monday morning.
The Seattle Times 2009
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In shallow water -- up to 500 feet deep -- he said drilling by rigs such as Seahawk's could continue.
Aboard a shallow-water gas rig, regulatory confusion keeps crew waiting 2010
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In shallow water -- up to 500 feet deep -- he said drilling by rigs such as Seahawk's could continue.
Aboard a shallow-water gas rig, regulatory confusion keeps crew waiting 2010
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Members of the Longhorns SAR team perform a short haul using one of their new H-60 "Seahawk" helicopters.
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Members of the Longhorns SAR team perform a short haul using one of their new H-60 "Seahawk" helicopters.
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The SAR team began the transition from Huey helicopters to the H-60 "Seahawk" in January - the last Naval command to retire the iconic helicopter that had become a symbol of the Vietnam War.
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The SAR team began the transition from Huey helicopters to the H-60 "Seahawk" in January - the last Naval command to retire the iconic helicopter that had become a symbol of the Vietnam War.
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