Blake Hall
These are UH-1Y Super Hueys.
For more than five decades, they’ve been a vital part of the United States Marine Corps, flying medevac missions in addition to providing air support.
Shinier, newer versions of the famous Hueys from the Vietnam War, these “Venom” model helicopters prepare for combat in live fire exercises like the one depicted above (officially, they’re called “urban targets), where they learn to work together to maximize their effect and also “deconflict the airspace around them”. This ensures that they don’t hurt one another in the process.
As you can see, they don’t like that counterfeit community at all. Not one bit. In fact, they hate it.