HSC-6 Screamin' Indians is based at North Island. Each MH-60S helicopter of the unit was adorned with a famous Indian, 167887 is named Tecumseh.

HSC-3 Merlins is the west coast MH-60S training squadron, and one of its many MH-60S is seen at NAS North Island.

HSM-75 Wolfpack is based at NAS North Island, one of its MH-60R helicopters was painted in this stunning blueish livery in January 2012.

Special markings worn by the squadron bird of HSC-3 Merlins.

HSC-3 Merlins is the west coast MH-60S training squadron, and one of its many MH-60S is seen here on the large apron of NAS North Island.

HSC-3 Merlins is the west coast MH-60S training squadron, and one of its many MH-60S is seen here in a special white rescue colour scheme on the home apron.

HSC-3 Merlins is the west coast MH-60S training squadron, and one of its many MH-60S is seen here on the large apron of NAS North Island.

HSC-6 Screamin' Indians is based at North Island. Each MH-60S helicopter of the unit was adorned with a famous Indian, in the case of 166341 the name Sitting Bull was given.

HSC-3 Merlins is the west coast MH-60S training squadron, and one of its many MH-60S is seen with a retro colour scheme reminiscent of the 60s and 70s.

HSC-3 Merlins is the west coast MH-60S training squadron, and one of its many MH-60S is seen at NAS North Island.

HSC-3 Merlins is the west coast MH-60S training squadron, and one of its many MH-60S is seen here taking off from NAS North Island.

Fifity years HS-10 anniversary colourscheme worn by SH-60F 164087, the squadron was disbanded a few months after this picture was taken and did not transfer to the MH-60R or MH-60S.

Interesting colours worn by SH-60F 164099 in the last months of service with HS-10, which was disbanded a few months after this picture was taken.

One of the last HH-60Hs active with HS-10, before the squadron was disbanded in July 2012.

HS-10 still operated the SH-60F from NAS North Island in 2010.

NSAWC MH-60S 167838 is seen here in non-standard desert colours, reminiscent of those worn by the units F-16s and F/A-18s.

Local MH-60S used by the base rescue service, seen here in its new colours in 2011.

Seen here on a large apron at NAS Fallon, 164456 had moved to the Pacific Coast Air Museum at Santa Rosa (CA) by 2017.

The Los Angeles County Fire Department (LACFD) Air Operations operates 10 aircraft - 5 Sikorsky S-70 Firehawks (three S-70A and two S-70i) and 5 Bell 412s (three 412EPs and two 412HPs) - for paramedic transport, hoist rescues and wildland firefighting. Based at Barton Heliport at Whiteman Airport, each morning, a minimum of three regional air squads are operational including deployments to the North (Fire Station 129 Lancaster), East (Brackett Field) and, in fire season, to the West (Fire Camp 8 in Malibu). It received two S-70As in 2001, one in 2005 and two S-70i's in 2020, including N821LA.