On display at RAFM Cosford. This helicopter was constructed as a HH-53C and delivered to the USAF on 15 Nov 1968. It flew CSAR missions during the Vietnam War as "Jolly Green 55" with the 40th Air Rescue and Recovery Squadron (ARRS) based at Nakhon Phanom RTAFB. It was converted to a MH-53J Pave Low III Enhanced and later to a MH-53M Pave Low IV, taking part in Ops Just Cause, Desert Storm, Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. It flew its final flight with 20 SOS "Green Hornets" in Sep 2008. The helo was gifted to the museum by the USAF shortly after.

Photographer unknown - Converted to MH-53M Pave Low III, later to Pave Low IV. - Preserved at RAF Museum Cosford

Now on display at RAF Museum Cosford

This aircraft was built as a HH-53C in 1968 and served in Vietnam on combat rescue duties. It was successively converted to MH-53J and then MH-53M status and was retired in 2008 with over 12,000 flying hours. It was flown into Cosford on a RAF C-17 and put on display in November 2009.