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Three Royal Navy helicopters alongside St Michaels Mount
Three Royal Navy helicopters alongside St Michaels Mount, Cornwall. From left:Westland Sea King HAS1 of 706 Squadron; Westland Wessex HAS1 of 771 Squadron and a Westland Gazelle of 705 Squadron, all from RNAS Culdrose. c.July 1975
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Alongside Gazelle Has1 Helicopters Michaels Mount Squadron Three Wessex Westland
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1. Three Majestic Royal Navy Helicopters Grace the Shores of St. Michaels Mount, Cornwall In this evocative photograph, three Royal Navy helicopters - a Westland Sea King HAS1 of 706 Squadron, a Westland Wessex HAS1 of 771 Squadron, and a Westland Gazelle of 705 Squadron - are seen gracefully positioned alongside the iconic St. Michaels Mount in Cornwall, England. The image, captured around July 1975, showcases the harmonious coexistence of nature and modern military technology. The Westland Sea King HAS1, belonging to 706 Squadron, is the largest of the three helicopters. Known for its versatility and endurance, it was a workhorse of the Royal Navy, capable of performing various roles, including search and rescue, anti-submarine warfare, and transport. To the left of the Sea King stands the Westland Wessex HAS1, which was part of 771 Squadron. This medium-sized helicopter was primarily used for transport and utility roles, as well as search and rescue missions. Its distinctive shape and powerful engines made it a common sight in the skies above the British Isles. The third helicopter, a Westland Gazelle, is the smallest of the trio, belonging to 705 Squadron. This agile and versatile helicopter was used for a variety of roles, including reconnaissance, liaison, and training. Its sleek design and nimble capabilities made it an essential asset to the Royal Navy. The photograph captures a moment of tranquility as these three helicopters, symbols of the Royal Navy's might and prowess, rest alongside the picturesque St. Michaels Mount. The scene is a testament to the enduring beauty of the Cornish coastline and the advanced technology that has long protected its shores.
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