For many years, this Kaman HH-43F Huskie has been part of the Bradley Air Museum, which is not too far from the birthplace of this helicopter, the Kaman Company in Bloomfield (CT). It has been part of the museum collection since around 1991.

The Huskie will be well remembered by those attending USAF Armed Forces Days in the 1960s, often performing fire suppression demonstrations. This one had the honour of acting as a guard for Air Force One over the stewardship of three different Presidents. Until recently is was on display next to NEAM's Kaman HOK-1 but it is now in the storage shed.

This Huskie was a plane guard for Air Force One and during its service escorted Presidents Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon.

A nice Apache that gave armed support to two Blackhawks. The attack helicopter was delivered early 1992 to the 1-183rd AVN of the Idaho Army National Guard. It continued with this ArNG until late 2008. The Alpha was modified to Delta as 09-05673.