What Are the Correct Identities of These Military and Rescue Helicopters?

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1. ASS65MB Panther

· Interpretation: This appears to be a garbled or incorrectly transcribed version of AS-565 Panther. The Eurocopter (now Airbus) AS565 Panther is a military variant of the Dauphin helicopter, used for anti-submarine warfare, search and rescue, and utility roles by various navies and coast guards.

2. MARINA

· Interpretation: Likely a contextual label or heading, not a helicopter model. It could mean "Marine" (as in naval forces) or be part of a miswritten title (e.g., "Marina Militare" for the Italian Navy).

3. ANX-2/57

· Interpretation: This does not correspond to a standard helicopter designation. It may be an internal project code, a miswritten model number, or an error. "ANX" is not a common prefix for U.S. military aircraft (which use "X" for experimental, e.g., X-2).

4. MH 65c dolphin-houston

· Interpretation: This combines a correct designation with a location. The MH-65 Dolphin is the U.S. Coast Guard's designation for its variant of the Airbus (formerly Aerospatiale) HH/MH-65 Dauphin helicopter, used for search and rescue and law enforcement. "C" likely denotes a specific model block (e.g., MH-65C). "Houston" may refer to a specific air station (e.g., USCG Air Station Houston).

5. ORAUD TEAO2.0

· Interpretation: This string of text does not correspond to any known helicopter model. It appears to be corrupted, mis-typed, or could be a placeholder, software string, or code unrelated to aviation nomenclature (e.g., possibly "Audio Te ao 2.0"?).

6. HH-65fi

· Interpretation: This is another variant of the Dauphin/Panther family designation. HH-65 is the original U.S. Coast Guard designation for the Dolphin (later changed to MH-65). The "fi" suffix is non-standard but could be an internal or short-lived designation for a specific upgrade or version.

7. JAVAH

· Interpretation: This is almost certainly a misspelling of JAYHAWK, referring to the Sikorsky MH-60T Jayhawk, the medium-range recovery helicopter used by the U.S. Coast Guard. It is a variant of the ubiquitous UH-60 Black Hawk.

8. UH 72a Lakota

· Interpretation: This is a correctly written and well-known designation. The UH-72A Lakota is a light utility helicopter based on the Airbus H145 (formerly EC145), used by the U.S. Army and U.S. Navy for training, medical evacuation, and support missions.

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Visual Layout Summary:
This image resembles a raw,unedited text list, perhaps copied from a source with formatting errors or containing internal codes. It mixes accurate designations (MH-65c, UH-72a Lakota) with clear misspellings (JAVAH for Jayhawk) and indecipherable strings (ORAUD TEAO2.0, ANX-2/57). Thematically, it focuses on helicopters associated with U.S. maritime and coast guard operations (Dolphin, Jayhawk) and light utility roles (Lakota), with the AS-565 Panther being a key international naval helicopter. The list requires interpretation and correction to match known military aircraft designations.

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