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Boeing MH-47G Chinook Special Operations Heavy Assault Helicopter

The Boeing MH-47G Chinook is the United States Army special-operations heavy-assault variant of the Chinook family. It supports overt and covert infiltration, exfiltration, air assault, resupply, and sling operations for special operations forces across varied terrain, with special-operations mission equipment, in-flight refueling capability, and a rescue hoist alongside the tandem-rotor heavy-lift design.

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Identity

Aliases
MH-47G ChinookMH-47GSpecial Operations Chinook
Family Name
Boeing MH-47G Chinook
Full Name
Boeing MH-47G Chinook Special Operations Heavy Assault Helicopter
Roles
militarycargosearch_and_rescue
Status
active
Type
aircraft
Variant Name
MH-47G

Details

Aircraft Specs
Configuration
rotorcraft
Crew Capacity
4
Max Speed
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Max Takeoff Mass
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Operating Modes
land
Passenger Capacity
33
Service Ceiling
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Takeoff Landing Capabilities
vtol
Description
The Boeing MH-47G Chinook is the United States Army special-operations heavy-assault variant of the Chinook family. It supports overt and covert infiltration, exfiltration, air assault, resupply, and sling operations for special operations forces across varied terrain, with special-operations mission equipment, in-flight refueling capability, and a rescue hoist alongside the tandem-rotor heavy-lift design.
Dimensions
Height
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Length
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Rotor Diameter
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Width
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Manufacturer
Parent Vehicle Family
Propulsion Configurations
  • Entries
    • Count
      2
      Placement
      fuselage
      Propulsion System
      Role
      main
      Stage
      airframe
      Variant Notes
      MH-47G uses two T55-GA-714A engines.
    Name
    MH-47G T55-GA-714A installation
    Notes
    Two Honeywell T55-GA-714A turboshaft engines in the tandem-rotor Chinook installation.

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Creation Time
August 15, 2026 at 21:56:35 UTC
Updated Time
August 15, 2026 at 21:56:35 UTC