Just yesterday I had a memorable experience regarding the Seahawk. From time to time, Navy helicopters stop in at the Hollywood-Burbank airport. I'm not sure why, as KBUR is not particularly close to the ocean or to a military facility. Maybe they're carrying VIPs, or just need a fuel top-off? Anyway, yesterday I was in the KBUR pattern with my flight instructor seated next to me, when he spotted a Seahawk departing from one of the runways. I couldn't see it because we were headed in the opposite direction and needed to keep my focus forward. But my instructor kept turning his head as long as he could to keep the Seahawk in sight. Why was he so interested? Because he used to be a Crew Chief on a Navy Seahawk. He's about 26-27 years old now, and enlisted in the Navy right after High School. Then he became a helicopter Crew Chief, a job with tremendous responsibility and a big deal for enlisted sailors. He became so enamoured with the Seahawk that immediately after leaving the Navy, he enrolled in helicopter flight school at his own expense. Now he's working his way toward his goal of becoming an EMS or utility company pilot.