Mil 17=NATO reporting name ‘Hip’.
Marina=Marine, as in ocean/sea/water.
Armada=Fleet of ocean going military vehicles, or navy.
Mexican Mil 17-V5 delivers aid to Haiti, 31JAN2010.
Mexican Navy Mi-17 Hip lands behind a U.S. Marine CH-53E Sea Stallion on the flight deck of the amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2).
Mil 17-1V flying off ARM Usumacinta A412 (ex-U.S. Navy USS Frederick LST1184 tank landing ship) during Rim of the Pacific war games (RimPac), 13JUL2012.
Maintenance on an Mi-17-1V, July 2012.
U.S. Navy video by Petty Officer First Class Paul Seeber, fast roping from a Mexican Hip, during RimPac, 15JUL2012:
Infanteria de Marina (Infantry of the Ocean) board a Mil 17-1V during exercise Partnership of the Americas, in Chile, August 2014.
Mil 17-1V lands on ARM Usumacinta A412 during Exercise Dawn Blitz, 06SEP2015.
During 2016’s RimPac wargames, Mexican navy Mi-17-V5 were used in training operations on Hawaii and California. This is a medevac operation on San Clemente Island, California, 28JUL2016.
Mexican Marina Mil 17-V5 arrives on U.S. Marine Corps Air Station New River, North Carolina, 23OCT2017, for exercise Bold Alligator.
U.S. Marine Corps video by Chief Warrant Officer Izzel Sanchez, 23OCT2017:
Mi-17-V5 parked near a CH-53E Super Stallion, MCAS New River, North Carolina, 23OCT2017.
Vehicle I-D: UH-60 FOR AFGHANISTAN, KILLED-OFF BY THE MIL 17?