U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Corporal Yuritzy Gomez.
Video by Lance Corporal Elias E. Pimentel the Third, CH-53K crew shows off for some Commandant of the Marine Corps guy during his visit to Camp Davis, North Carolina, 17MAR2021:
USMC photo by Sergeant Kathryn Adams.
Commandant of the Marine Corps, General David H. Berger, flies a CH-53K simulator aboard Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) New River in North Carolina, 17MAR2021, prior to taking a ride in the real thing over Marine Corps Outlying Field (MCOF) Camp Davis.
USMC photo by Sergeant Kathryn Adams.
USMC photo by Sergeant Kathryn Adams.
The 38th Commandant of the Marine Corps, General David H. Berger, and 19th Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, Troy E. Black, ride in a CH-53K with VMX-1 Commanding Officer Col Byron D. Sullivan, flying over MCAS New River-MCOF Camp Davis, 17MAR2021.
USMC photo by Corporal Damaris Arias.
Heavy lift testing at MCOF Camp Davis, 03FEB2021. In the photo the King Stallion is lifting a 4-thousand pound (1814 Kg) block of concrete.
USMC photo by Staff Sergeant Christopher O’Quin.
On 15JAN2021, King Stallion made its first flight from MCAS New River after having been solely maintained and brought to readiness by U.S. Marine personnel.
Video by Lance Corporal Chelsi Woodman, 100% USMC personnel CH-53K flight prep and hover over MCAS New River, 15JAN2021:
U.S. Navy photo.
KC-130J refuels the CH-53K during ‘refueling wake testing’, 06APR2020.
Silent U.S. Navy video of refueling tests over the Chesapeake Bay, 06APR2020:
USN photo.
CH-53K ‘justification’ video from 2019:
Vehicle I-D, 2018: 
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