HSC84 Red Wolves

On the lawn at the Navy Aviation Rescue Swimmer School in Pensacola, Florida, June 2012.

HSC-84 DET 1 Homecoming, 16 October 2015. Almost 9 years ago.

Red Wolves,

Outstanding news! HH-60H 163787, better known as Red Wolf 202, arrived at the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida today, 13 January 2024. The aircraft will be restored to display condition over the next several months, unsure of the time table for display.

Initially accepted by the Firehawks of HCS-5 in 1989, 163787 served with HCS-4, HCS-5, HSC-84, and a brief stint with VX-1 in 1992. The aircraft has 980 hours of combat time in Iraq and performed 17,710 landings (including two mishaps).

Now interned at the National Naval Aviation Museum, the aircraft will serve as a memorial to all those who served with the Red Wolves and Firehawks, spanning 30 years of dedicated CSAR and Special Operations support.

Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR) training with the Air Force Fighter Weapons School, Nellis AFB, October 2009.

Fast Rope practice, taken 8 March 2007. Very early days of HSC-84.

April 2011, Balad.