Black hawk black box.

Commercial aircraft have 2 “Black Boxes” (they are orange), one is a flight data recorder and the other is a cockpit voice recorder. NTSB indicated the Blackhawk did not have a standard voice recorder (Cockpit Voice Recorder) that did not mean it did not have any “Black Box”.

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It said it does not have your “standard” black box. Not that it doesn’t have a black box

Being it was a Blackhawk used for training, it may have indeed had a black box that normally other Blackhawks don’t have for just such an occasion. That’s the only thing I can think of.

Ntsb has no authority over military aircraft, military air traffic is recorded in real time and saved for national security purposes, this information on the so called black box would not be released until viewed by the dod and the pentagon

It's not surprising at all for a training helicopter to have a black box. In reality, it probably gathers a lot more information than a standard black box.

@RealAlexJones did a video saying the back door was entered and crash was done on purpose via a hacker. In my basic language and not word for word.

If it shows up on ADS-B radar it has a black box... Omg... It's a recorder and a transponder. The difference is the encoding. Your not going to be able to just plug it in. It requires military encryption software to be able to read so it does and it doesn't so correct but not.

@martialva93 It's a mechanical mechanism identifier just like vehicle codes..It doesn't record sound! It records the chopper itself..

It was a priority asset transportation craft. It's anything but standard.

They have 2 kinds flight data recorder and then voice recorder