Two MH-139A Grey Wolf helicopters from the U.S. Air Force’s 40th Helicopter Squadron completed their first operational mission on January 8, 2026, escorting a convoy tied to Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile operations at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana. The six-hour sortie, spanning over 100 miles, was accomplished without the need for refueling and showcased the helicopter’s extended range and improved performance. Derived from Boeing’s militarized variant of the Leonardo AW13

Alabama's first Grey Wolf has arrived. Maxwell Air Force Base welcomed its first #MH139 Grey Wolf, becoming the second operating base to receive the helicopter from the Air Force. As the host of the MH-139 formal training unit, the base can begin welcoming aircrews for real-world experience with the aircraft. 📹: Maxwell AFB | The Boeing Company

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Boeing will provide its MH-139 helicopter and related support to the U.S. Air Force to replace the more than 40-year-old UH-1N “Huey” helicopters. The MH-139 derives from the Leonardo AW139, which is used by more than 270 governments, militaries and companies worldwide. Read more https://wp.me/p3avY4-2Yp | Military Leak

Welcome to the Grey Wolf pack, Malmstrom Air Force Base. The base became the first operator to receive an MH-139 Grey Wolf aircraft from the Air Force Global Strike Command. The #MH139 will replace the UH-1N Huey as the primary aircraft for safeguarding ICBMs. See the helicopter arrive at its new home in Montana. 📹: Malmstrom Air Force Base | The Boeing Company