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As the successor of the HSS-2B anti-submarine helicopter, the SH-60J is a licensed modification of the U.S. Navy's SH-60B airframe. MHI is the primary contractor.
It was developed under the unique concept of operation under Japan's policy to combat anti-submarine・anti-ship warfare by uniting the fleet with helicopters.
Its first flight was in 1987, with a total of 70 units manufactured, including the test model. (As of March 31, 2000)
Main specifications
Width 16.4m(at rotor spin)
Length 19.8m(at rotor spin)
Height 5.2m
Gross
weight 9,900kg
Engine 1,800shp¡¿2
Max. speed 149 knot
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