Was announced this evening on the Miltech Discord - 

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We are proud to announce Miltech Simulations MH-60, in partnership with Blackbird Simulations! The team is very excited about this project, as a culmination of several years of research and development in weapon systems, external sling loads and mission-based content. The project is now in final integration phase, meaning that it will be released in two months or less. We will be covering the Sierra, Romeo and Jayhawk variants, along with a wide range of cabin configurations, special features and a handful of hand-made “mini sceneries”. We are also working on a brand-new, revolutionary mission system to support the aircraft, as well as other aircraft on the Miltech Simulations catalog, to support from SAR Missions and Coast Guard to Antisubmarine Warfare missions with the MH-60. We had the opportunity to get close to one of these incredible machines a few weeks ago, and over the following weeks we will be releasing content of the development process as Dev Vlogs. And since many were wondering… What about the UH-60? Well, the famous “Blackhawk” is based on a very similar airframe, but has an entirely different avionics suite. We are well aware of the demand, and are seriously considering releasing UH-60 variants in the future, as a separate product. No ETA at this time.

 

Will definitely consider this, whats the systems depth?

2 hours ago, kevinfirth said:

Will definitely consider this, whats the systems depth?

Most likely enough to be believable but not super study level deep......Blackbird simulations is in partnership on this one so it will be interesting to see how deep it goes.  Supposedly it also has working weapons systems.  With active military aircraft and classified information it can't be study level though.

Here's hoping they get the sounds as impressive as in real life.

Looking forward to this, their Chinook is one of my two favourite helicopters in the sim right now and is incredibly well done.

8 hours ago, thetford569 said:

Most likely enough to be believable but not super study level deep......Blackbird simulations is in partnership on this one so it will be interesting to see how deep it goes.  Supposedly it also has working weapons systems.  With active military aircraft and classified information it can't be study level though.

Don't care about weapons personally, just want the helo bit to be pretty accurate.  Given the ubiquity of the airframe, I can't see that there be much of the flying systems that would be classified?