Kawasaki CH-47J Chinook JASDF 12th Helicopter Unit  2nd Sqdr.  Japan 

Boeing CH-47 Chinook
Designed as a turbine replacement for the Mojave CH-37, the CH-47 was piloted for the first time on September 21, 1961. This iconic helicopter has a long history of service, seen actions in many wars, from Vietnam to Afghanistan. The Chinook is the US Army's heaviest transport helicopter, serving primarily as a troop carrier, with secondary roles including the location of artillery and battlefield replenishment. He has a crew of three and can move 55 troops ready for battle. Its wide loading ramp can be opened in flight for paratroopers, and three cargo hooks can pass through a floor hatch, allowing the Chinook to be used as a flying crane.

"Forces of Valor"  feature:

Cockpit details
Historically accurate printed markings
Realistic panel lines and antennas
Opening rear loading ramp
Spinning main and tail rotor blades
Display stand