Preserved at China Lake Museum, CA from 1991.

Brotherly parked next to 157199 at the arrival ramp of AMARC. Both HH-1Ks belonged to Helicopter Attack Squadron Light (HAL) 4 'Red Wolves'. They arrived on 10 July 1989 on AMARC and received inventory code 7H196 (157199, c/n 6323, became 7H197). 157190 departed the storage depot on 1 February 1995 and left for NW Helicopter, Olympia (WA) where it became registration N61654. 157199 left the depot on 10 January 1995 for the same operator and became N6166R.

Helicopter Attack Squadron / Light (HAL) 4, "Red Wolves" operated this HH-1K since late 1970, it was a former NAS Albany SAR Huey in support of RVAH-5, a RA-5C squadron. HAL-4 was established 1 Jul'76 at NAS Norfolk (VA) to provide dedicated support for Naval Special Warfare, Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewmen teams. HAL-4 was redesignated into Helicopter Combat Support Special Squadron (HCS) 4 on 1 Oct'89 and equipped with the HH-60H. HCS-4 became Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron (HSC) 84 on 1 Oct'06 and eventually disestablished on 19 Mar'16.

Photographer: Joseph Handelman.

Photographer: Michael Grove. Assigned to HAL-4.

Photographer: Denis Hughes.

Photographer: Duane Kasulka.

Photographer: Terry Coxall

Photographer: Peter Mancus

Photographer: Richard Sullivan

This Huey served previously with the US Navy as 157183 but is now part of the Olympic Flight Museum based at Olympia, WA.