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White House transcripts of the President’s remarks, compiled by the Office of the Federal Register and published on govinfo.gov. They are in the public domain and usually appear 4–7 weeks after the event: the newest one here is from Sep 30, 2026. We show how often a word was said and short quotes, and link to the full text. Searches on this page go to our server, unlike My transcripts.
“Helicopter” said in 56 of 394 transcripts, 167 times.
…inches thick, carved with a beautiful eagle, it's a helipad where the helicopters can land. Never had that before. And frankly, the new helicopters that…
…handing out the Medal of Honor to a man that landed a helicopter with his leg virtually blown off in Venezuela—flawlessly landed a big…
…many, many soldiers. Most people would have been out. He took that helicopter, landed it perfectly. We then were able to get Maduro Moros, NicolasMaduro…
…we are building a great heliport. It's donated by Sikorsky, by the helicopter company, because we have helicopters that can't even land here. They have…
…had it—it was paid for by the company that manufactures the helicopters. We didn't pay any money for it. This is different. This is…
…used for other things: greeting visitors and lots of other things when helicopters aren't landing. It's now dead flat. We actually put a one-half…
…We're building a beautiful helipad. After many years, the heli—you know, helicopters are landing on the grass, and the new helicopters didn't do well…
…Yes. That's a helo—yes. So, for 50 years, we've been landing helicopters on grass. The grass is wet, soggy. The helicopters sometimes miss their…
…and they just got produced—but during my administration, they ordered brandnew helicopters. The big ones—the ones for President—it's called Marine One. And…
…them. So Sikorsky gave—we ordered a number of Sikorskys as the helicopters back and forth. Well, they're about two-and-a-half times more…
…lot of very tough soldiers on the other side. Once an extraction helicopter reached his team, Jim loaded his wounded men first before finally loading…
…and to Vietnam. Major Charles Kelly was the father of aggressive "Dustoff" helicopter flying that made Army medical evacuation pilots among the most fearless in…
…Battle of Aachen and went on to fight in Korea. But flying helicopter ambulances in Vietnam is what etched his name into history. "Since I…
…Captain Patrick Henry Brady. And 4 years later, Brady piloted 3 damaged helicopters in turn to evacuate an incredible 51 wounded warriors under intense fire…
…Guard, including funding for 22 new cutters, 40 new search-and-rescue helicopters, 25 state-of-the-art icebreakers. And we're also providing $380 million…
…love—you know, they love the woman. They wouldn't clap. Or the helicopter pilots that did so well in Venezuela, a great, incredible military achievement…
…in the legs, putting—bringing down a lot of men in the helicopters, a big Chinook. And he was shot in the legs. And you…
…was very badly hit hard in the legs. And he brought that helicopter down. And then he says, "Take over because I'm going to be…
…announced a congressional Medal of Honor being bestowed on the captain, a helicopter pilot who helped us win in Venezuela by landing a helicopter when…
…Chinooks. A lot of people, a lot of great soldiers, in that helicopter. And he was shot from underneath with machine gun fire. Leg was…
…they came back and waved goodbye as he flew out in a helicopter. The soldiers were saying: "Bye. Leave us alone." Thanks to the men…
…were answered when Coast Guard rescue swimmer Scott Ruskan descended from a helicopter above. Nobody knew where he came from. It was Scott's first-ever…
…mission and was the flight lead in the cockpit of the first helicopter—a big, beautiful, powerful helicopter. It was a massive Chinook, carrying, as…
…fact that the use of his legs was vital to a successful helicopter flight—legs are the most important part of flying a helicopter—to…
…brandnew Abrams tanks. Forty-eight new Black Hawk, Chinook, and King Stallion helicopters—the best in the world, the latest equipment—and 86 armored multipurpose…
…it was in a matter of minutes before he was on a helicopter being taken out of there. They had to go through steel doors…
…minutes, when people realized what happened, they're looking up and there's the helicopter heading back to aircraft carriers. So, that night, the entire world saw…
…like flawless. Think about Jimmy Carter—the great Jimmy Carter—with the helicopters crashing, the hostages all over the place. Remember that one? Think about…
…flawlessly. Now, compare that to the Jimmy Carter Iran situation, with the helicopters crashing and the this and—oh, what a horrible—and the hostages…
…He then carried the wounded soldiers hundreds of yards to a rescue helicopter before charging back three times—back and forth, back and forth—into…
…mettle of the American veteran is Dale Stovall. As an Air Force helicopter pilot in Vietnam, Captain Stovall was assigned to rescue a downed American…
…Despite the extreme peril, Captain Stovall took off in his HH–53C helicopter and soon came under intense fire, forcing him to turn back. But…
…flawless. Compare that to the operation when they went in with the helicopters crashing and everyone running around the desert and the prisoners being taken…
…have obsolete equipment. They were understaffed, for whatever reason. I guess the helicopter was high, and we'll find out exactly what happened. But the odds…
…systems, and they would have—bells would have gone off when that helicopter literally even hit the same height, because it traveled a long distance…