The Navy’s MH-53E Sea Dragon, along with their Marine CH-53E Super Stallion cousins, are the largest and most powerful helicopters in the Pentagon’s inventory. This is why seeing one of these ...

The U.S. Navy on Wednesday said it had signed a deal with Japan to buy components from two decommissioned, U.S.-built MH-53E heavy-lift helicopters operated by the Asian country, and other spare ...

The U.S. Navy has decided it is not feasible to recapitalize its MH-53 Sea Dragon fleet with a derivative of the CH-53K King Stallion and instead will use advanced sensors to address the service ...

HM-12 flew the MH-53E Sea Dragon 160633 “Dragon 437” to Titusville's Warbird Museum. Its the first of its kind to be displayed in a museum. On Oct. 16, 2024, Helicopter Mine Countermeasures ...

As the Navy's MH-53E Sea Dragon flies its last missions, former crew members reflect on the helicopter's legacy and the memories made during its years of service.

Lockheed Martin's Sikorsky was awarded a $717 million contract to maintain the US Navy and Marine Corps' CH-53E Super Stallions and MH-53E Sea Dragon helicopter fleet.

A prime example is this video, which shows a CH-53 Sea Stallion helicopter lifting ground vehicles—including a 12-ton light armored vehicle—and then taking fuel from an aerial refueling tanker.