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News From Recoil Aerospace, the U.S. Leader in Aerial Firefighting Tank Design
Kentucky-based Recoil Aerospace is pleased to recognize the vital firefighting efforts by the team at Montana’s Central Copters, the launch customer for Recoil’s breakthrough UH- 60 Black Hawk carbon fiber Aerial Fire Suppression System (AFSS) tank.
With STCs approved earlier this year for both external and internal AFSS for the UH-60 Black Hawk series, Recoil is supporting aerial firefighters across the western U.S. at the height of a busy fire season.
Recoil-equipped UH-60 firefighting ships from Central Copters recently helped suppress fires in Colorado.
“This is a game changer for us,” stated Will Jacobs, chief pilot of Central Copters and Recoil’s launch customer for the Tsunami Internal AFSS Tank. “The Recoil Tsunami Internal AFSS Tank still allows us access to the UH-60 cargo hook for additional mission assignments without having to remove it, due to its light weight.”
Recoil’s line of AFSS tanks are available for immediate acquisition to U.S. and global fire operators.
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For 30 years, ASU’s company vision has not changed, but its goggles certainly have
ASU’s new E3 and E3 Pano offer the newest, lightest goggles in the industry. The E3 is the lightest aviation night vision goggle made in the United States. It is 30% lighter than the legacy AN/AVS-9. Designed for comfort, clarity and mission success, the E3 helps pilots and crew members fly longer with less strain. The E3 Pano is the lightest U.S.-aviation-made panoramic night vision goggle that offers an expansive 94° field of view to dramatically enhance situational awareness in low-light missions. It weighs just 660 grams, reducing neck and strain during long operations. Trust the night vision experts with 30 years of innovation.
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July/Aug 2025
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