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Firehawk

''Firehawk'' may refer to: For other uses, see the sections below.

Animals and creatures

Real-world firehawks

The term "firehawk" was coined in a 2017 scientific paper to describe raptors in northern Australia that intentionally spread wildfires by carrying burning sticks or embers to unburnt areas, thereby creating spot fires to flush out prey.^[3] The species exhibiting this behavior include the black kite (Milvus migrans), whistling kite (Haliastur sphenurus), and brown falcon (Falco berigora), all opportunistic hunters common in Australia's tropical savannas.^[3] These birds have been observed swooping low over active fire fronts to grasp smoldering branches or embers in their talons or beaks before flying to nearby unburnt grasslands, where they release the materials to ignite new fires up to 1000 meters away, forcing small animals like lizards, grasshoppers, and mammals to flee into the open for easier capture.^[3]^[4] As of November 2025, no photographic or video evidence of this behavior has been captured, though field experiments with controlled burns continue to investigate it. This phenomenon was documented through ethno-ornithological fieldwork conducted between 2011 and 2017 by Bob Gosford and a team of researchers, who compiled eyewitness accounts from over 20 locations across the Northern Territory, as well as reports from Western Australia and Queensland; their findings were published in the Journal of Ethnobiology.^[3] The behavior predates these modern observations in Indigenous Australian ecological knowledge, with Aboriginal communities in regions like Arnhem Land long referring to these raptors in oral traditions and sacred ceremonies as agents that manipulate fire to aid hunting or even to share it with humans during the Dreaming era.^[3] Firehawks contribute to the dynamics of fire-prone ecosystems in northern and eastern Australia, particularly during the dry season when wildfires are frequent, by extending fire fronts and bypassing natural barriers like rivers, which influences vegetation patterns and prey availability.^[3] They represent the only known non-human animals to deliberately propagate fire for foraging benefits, highlighting a sophisticated adaptation in arid landscapes shaped by seasonal burning.^[3]

Fictional firehawks

In the World of Warcraft universe, fire hawks are large, fiery avian creatures native to the Firelands, an elemental plane of fire introduced in the Cataclysm expansion released in 2010. These elemental beings exhibit intense loyalty to fire lords like Ragnaros and possess unquenchable fury, often serving as formidable enemies or mounts within the game's lore and mechanics. A prominent example is Alysrazor, a fire hawk matriarch and raid boss in the Firelands instance, whose encounter allows players to temporarily ride similar creatures using singed feathers to navigate aerial combat phases.^[5] Fire hawks feature prominently in mount rewards from the Firelands raid, symbolizing their ties to primordial fire. The Pureblood Fire Hawk, a rare flying mount dropping from the final boss Ragnaros, traces its lineage to the very creation of the Firelands, emphasizing their ancient origins. Similarly, the Flametalon of Alysrazor mount reflects the species' fierce, elemental nature, while the Corrupted Fire Hawk arises from eggs of Millagazor—a fire hawk loyal to Ragnaros—corrupted by external influences, highlighting themes of corruption and rebirth in the lore. These mounts are used by players as companions, reinforcing fire hawks' role as swift, flame-wreathed allies or adversaries in expansions like Cataclysm.^[5] In the Star Wars franchise, firehawks appear as rare, native bird species on the Outer Rim planet Tenoo during the High Republic Era, depicted in the animated series Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures (2023). These stubborn, resilient avians inhabit the planet's diverse ecosystems and serve as inspiration for local pilots and explorers. Pilot Nash Durango names her shuttle the Crimson Firehawk after the species, which features in episodes involving rescues and adventures around the Tenoo Jedi Temple, where young Jedi trainees encounter the birds amid their training quests. The creatures symbolize Tenoo's wild, untamed spirit, occasionally aiding or challenging characters in low-stakes, exploratory narratives.^[6]^[7] The children's fantasy series The Last Firehawk by Katrina Charman (published starting 2017 by Scholastic) centers on firehawks as a nearly extinct family of magical birds in the enchanted land of Perodia. These creatures wield innate fire-based powers, harnessing energy from artifacts like the Ember Stone to counter dark magic and restore balance. The titular last firehawk, Blaze—a young, fiery bird who hatches from a golden egg—partners with an owl named Tag and a squirrel named Skyla to battle the villainous vulture Thorn, embarking on quests across realms like the Crystal Caverns and Cloud Kingdom to locate his lost kin and prevent Perodia's downfall. Firehawks embody themes of hope, rapid magical growth, and elemental mastery, with Blaze's abilities evolving to include flame manipulation and flight-enhanced combat in epic confrontations.^[8] Beyond these prominent examples, firehawks appear in minor roles across other fantasy media, often as symbolic embodiments of fire manipulation and rebirth, such as brief mentions in adventure games or novels where they represent untamed elemental forces without developing extensive standalone lore.

Arts and entertainment

Video games

FireHawk is a vertical-scrolling shoot 'em up video game developed by Codemasters and published by Camerica for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1991.^[9] The game, which was released without an official Nintendo license, tasks players with piloting a helicopter gunship named Firehawk through seven missions focused on combating drug cartels, including objectives like rescuing agents and destroying production facilities.^[10] Gameplay emphasizes fast-paced aerial combat against enemy aircraft and ground targets, with power-ups such as enhanced weaponry and shields collected during levels to improve the ship's capabilities.^[11] Originally derived from the developers' earlier title Operation Gunship, FireHawk features simple controls and arcade-style progression, though it received mixed reception for its repetitive mechanics and lack of official endorsement.^[12] Fire Hawk: Thexder - The Second Contact, also known as Thexder 2, is a side-scrolling action game developed and published by Game Arts, initially released in 1989 for MS-DOS, PC-8801, and MSX2 platforms.^[13] Serving as a direct sequel to the 1985 title Thexder, it follows a transformable robot protagonist capable of switching between a bipedal form for ground combat and a jet mode for flight, navigating fiery, hazardous environments filled with enemies and obstacles.^[14] The DOS version was localized and distributed by Sierra On-Line in 1990, featuring upgraded graphics, an expanded soundtrack, and more complex levels with power-ups like lasers and energy shields to enhance the robot's arsenal.^[13] Ports to other systems maintained the run-and-gun style, emphasizing puzzle-solving elements alongside shooting, and it was praised for its technical advancements over the original, though some criticized the increased difficulty.^[15] Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. is a combat flight simulation video game series developed by Ubisoft Bucharest and published by Ubisoft, with the first installment launching in 2009 across platforms including PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Microsoft Windows. The core gameplay revolves around high-fidelity aerial dogfights and missions simulating modern military aviation, incorporating "off-rails" mechanics that allow players to temporarily break from scripted paths for free-flight maneuvers during intense combat sequences. Set in a near-future world involving private military contractors like the in-game Firehawk organization, the series spans multiple entries—H.A.W.X. 2 in 2010 and a mobile spin-off—emphasizing realistic aircraft handling, team-based assists, and global conflict scenarios.^[16] Subsequent titles expanded on multiplayer modes and weapon systems, earning acclaim for immersive visuals and controls but noted for linear storytelling. In the Borderlands series, particularly Borderlands 2 developed by Gearbox Software and released in 2012 for platforms like Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC, "Firehawk" refers to both a key narrative element and a legendary weapon.^[17] The main quest "Hunting the Firehawk" centers on locating Lilith, a Siren character from the first game who adopts the alias Firehawk due to her phasewalk ability manifesting as fiery trails, leading players through Frostburn Canyon to confront bandit cults worshiping her.^[18] Tied to this storyline is the Firehawk, a legendary repeater pistol manufactured by Maliwan, which delivers rapid-fire projectiles with incendiary elemental damage, often spawning with high fire-rate variants that synergize with character builds focused on burn effects.^[19] The weapon's lore connects directly to Lilith's persona, making it a sought-after item in endgame farming, and it exemplifies the series' procedural generation for randomized stats.^[20] Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter is a first-person view (FPV) drone combat simulation game developed and published by TruePlayers and released on Steam on August 22, 2025, for Windows PC.^[21] The title immerses players in high-speed, physics-based missions where they pilot customizable FPV drones through urban and wilderness arenas, engaging in dogfights against AI or multiplayer opponents using realistic flight models derived from actual drone hardware.^[22] Gameplay highlights tactical combat with modular weapons like missiles and guns, destructible environments, and training modes for skill-building, distinguishing it from pure racing sims by emphasizing combat strategy over speed alone.^[23] Receiving very positive reviews, the game supports VR compatibility and has garnered attention in the FPV hobbyist scene for blending simulation accuracy with arcade action.^[24]

Comics and literature

Firehawk is the superheroine alter ego of Dr. Lorraine Reilly in DC Comics, first introduced as a supporting character in The Fury of Firestorm #1 (June 1982), created by writer Gerry Conway and artist Pat Broderick.^[25] Reilly, the daughter of New York City mayoral candidate Edgar Reilly, debuts as a civilian before her transformation into Firehawk.^[25] In her origin story, detailed in The Fury of Firestorm #17 (October 1983), she is kidnapped by industrialist Henry Hewitt, who seeks to replicate the nuclear accident that created the hero Firestorm. Hewitt exposes Reilly to experimental radiation from a nuclear reactor originally intended for Firestorm's creation, granting her metahuman abilities while brainwashing her to serve as a weapon against the hero.^[26] Reilly eventually overcomes the mind control, allying with Firestorm as his partner and romantic interest.^[25] Firehawk's powers stem from her exposure to the radiation, allowing her to generate and manipulate atomic fire.^[25] She can project intense energy blasts resembling fire, create protective force fields, and achieve flight by forming bird-like wings of pure atomic flame, enabling supersonic speeds.^[27] These abilities position her as a formidable energy manipulator, often complementing Firestorm's nuclear-based powers in combat.^[26] Over time, Firehawk expands her role beyond Firestorm's sidekick, joining the Justice League International in the late 1980s, where she contributes to team efforts against global threats.^[25] Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Firehawk features prominently in the Firestorm series, including key arcs involving her ongoing battles with Hewitt, now the villain Tokamak, and explorations of her dual life as a scientist and vigilante.^[25] Post-Crisis on Infinite Earths, she appears in crossover events like Invasion! and Armageddon 2001, solidifying her place in the broader DC Universe.^[25] These appearances highlight her evolution from a Firestorm affiliate to an independent hero.^[25] While Firehawk originates and primarily exists within DC Comics, she receives minor references in tie-in novels and prose anthologies, such as brief mentions in Firestorm-focused stories within DC's extended media universe, but lacks standalone literary works.^[25]

Amusement rides

Firehawk was a flying roller coaster manufactured by Vekoma that operated at Kings Island amusement park in Mason, Ohio.^[28] It originally debuted as X-Flight at Six Flags Worlds of Adventure in Aurora, Ohio, on May 26, 2001, before relocating to Geauga Lake from 2005 to 2006, where it continued under the same name.^[29] The ride was then moved to Kings Island and reopened as Firehawk on May 26, 2007, becoming the park's first flying coaster and Ohio's only such attraction at the time.^[30] The coaster featured a steel track measuring 3,340 feet in length, with a maximum height of 115 feet and a top speed of 51 mph.^[28] It included five inversions, among them an Immelmann, a zero-g roll, a vertical loop, and inline twists, delivering intense aerial maneuvers.^[31] The Flying Dutchman model accommodated up to 28 riders per train in a prone, face-down position achieved by tilting the seats forward after boarding in an upright orientation.^[32] Firehawk operated at Kings Island for over 11 years, providing more than 6.7 million rides during its tenure.^[28] It was permanently closed on October 28, 2018, at the end of the regular season, primarily due to escalating maintenance costs associated with its age and complexity.^[30] The site was cleared in early 2019 to make way for Orion, a hypercoaster that debuted the following year.^[29] Riders experienced a thrilling face-down flight simulating a bird's-eye view, with the prone positioning enhancing the sensation of soaring through twists and inversions in a themed aerial adventure within the park's X-Base area.^[31] This immersive design emphasized freedom and speed, distinguishing it from traditional coasters.^[28]

Vehicles

Aircraft

The Sikorsky S-70i Firehawk is a multi-mission variant of the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter, adapted from its military origins for civilian applications in aerial firefighting and emergency response.^[33] Developed by Sikorsky, a subsidiary of Lockheed Martin, the model was introduced in 2013 as an international configuration emphasizing enhanced power, maneuverability, and safety for disaster operations.^[33] Its design leverages the proven durability of the Black Hawk platform, incorporating civilian modifications such as removable military defensive systems to meet regulatory standards for non-military use.^[34] Key specifications include a 1,000-gallon internal tank for water or foam, equipped with a retractable snorkel that allows filling in about 60 seconds from ground or hover sources, supporting rapid cycle times in fire suppression.^[33]^[35] The helicopter features a 9,000-pound cargo hook for external loads, Night Vision Imaging System (NVIS) compatibility for night operations, and options for infrared suppression to reduce detectability in high-heat environments.^[36]^[37]^[34] It achieves a cruise speed of 150 knots, enabling efficient deployment over varied terrains. The Firehawk excels in aerial firefighting through precise water or foam drops to contain flames and create firebreaks, particularly in challenging urban-wildland interfaces where quick access is critical.^[33] For search and rescue, it includes a 600-pound capacity external hoist with up to 250 feet of cable, allowing extractions from difficult sites.^[38]^[36] In troop transport mode, the cabin accommodates up to 12 firefighters with gear, facilitating rapid insertion to fire lines or evacuation during disasters.^[38] These capabilities make it a versatile platform for multi-role missions, reconfigurable in flight as needed.^[33] Deployment of the Firehawk began gaining traction in the U.S. with contracts like California's 2018 agreement for multiple units to bolster state firefighting fleets, proving instrumental in suppressing major wildfires during the intense 2020-2025 seasons.^[39] Internationally, operators such as Australia's Kestrel Aviation, in partnership with Firehawk Helicopters, have integrated the model for enhanced aerial fire attack in remote and bushfire-prone areas.^[40] As of October 2025, the Los Angeles County Fire Department modernized its fleet by adding two new Firehawk helicopters.^[37] In September 2025, Sikorsky partnered with CAL FIRE to develop autonomous aerial firefighting technologies, including optionally piloted systems for enhanced operations.^[41]

Tires

The Firehawk tire line from Firestone, a brand under Bridgestone Americas since 1988, specializes in high-performance tires engineered for sports cars and sedans, emphasizing superior grip, handling, and responsiveness in demanding driving conditions.^[42] Drawing from Firestone's extensive motorsports legacy, particularly as the official tire supplier for IndyCar Series racing, the Firehawk series incorporates racing-derived technologies to deliver enhanced cornering stability and braking performance on both wet and dry roads.^[43] These tires are positioned as value-oriented options for enthusiasts seeking track-like precision without premium pricing, available in sizes ranging from 15 to 20 inches to fit a variety of performance vehicles.^[43] Key models in the lineup include the Firehawk Indy 500, a summer ultra-high-performance tire inspired by Firestone's IndyCar successes, and the Firehawk AS V2, an all-season ultra-high-performance tire updated in 2022 for broader usability.^[44] The Indy 500 model features a silica-enhanced rubber compound and Pulse Groove technology with an asymmetric tread pattern, providing hydro-grip for wet traction and reducing stopping distances by 20% compared to its predecessor.^[45] Meanwhile, the AS V2 incorporates an INDYCAR-inspired hydro-grip tread with interlocking lugs and full-depth 3D sipes, enabling confident handling in light snow alongside dry and wet conditions.^[46] Both models prioritize silica compounds to optimize grip and flexibility across temperatures, with the Indy 500 earning a UTQG rating of 340 A A (treadwear/traction/temperature) and the AS V2 rated at 500 A A.^[47]^[48] Performance specifications underscore the line's suitability for spirited driving, with speed ratings up to Y (186 mph) on select AS V2 sizes and W (168 mph) on many Indy 500 variants, optimized for high-speed braking and cornering grip.^[49] These tires excel in autocross and track day scenarios, offering responsive steering and stability under lateral loads, while also serving as OEM or replacement options for vehicles like the Ford Mustang, Honda Civic, and Chevrolet Camaro.^[50] Firestone's IndyCar involvement provides real-world validation, with Firehawk technologies tested in high-stakes racing environments that inform street tire innovations.^[43] Innovations such as the asymmetric tread patterns enhance directional stability and water evacuation, while select models like the AS V2 carry a 50,000-mile limited treadwear warranty, balancing longevity with performance demands.^[46] This combination of racing-inspired design and practical durability positions the Firehawk line as a reliable choice for performance-oriented drivers in everyday and enthusiast applications.^[51]

Companies and organizations

Firehawk Aerospace

Firehawk Aerospace is a defense technology company specializing in the development and manufacturing of advanced rocket propulsion systems using additive manufacturing techniques. Founded in 2019 by co-founders Will Edwards, Steve Edwards, and Ronald Jones in Melbourne, Florida, the company relocated its headquarters to Addison, Texas, in early 2021 to leverage the region's aerospace talent and infrastructure. Under CEO Will Edwards, Firehawk focuses on producing 3D-printed solid and hybrid rocket motors primarily for U.S. defense applications, aiming to address vulnerabilities in the domestic supply chain for critical munitions components amid global shortages of traditional propellants.^[52]^[53] The company's proprietary technology centers on additive manufacturing processes to create scalable solid and hybrid rocket propellants, enabling rapid production cycles that reduce timelines from months to days or even hours while achieving cost savings of 30-40% compared to conventional methods. This approach allows for customizable propellant grains that enhance performance, safety, and shelf stability without the risks associated with traditional casting techniques, such as cracks or inconsistencies. Firehawk's 3D-Ultra hybrid rocket engines, for instance, have demonstrated reliable ignition and throttling capabilities in testing, supporting applications in missiles and launch vehicles.^[54]^[55]^[56] Key milestones include securing an SBIR Phase I contract from AFWERX in January 2024 to develop solid rocket motors and hybrid engines for the U.S. Air Force, followed by a $1.25 million Phase II award in April 2025 for shelf-stable propellants. In September 2025, Firehawk secured a $4 million TACFI contract from AFWERX to develop extended-range solid rocket propulsion. In 2022, Firehawk closed an $18 million Series B funding round to scale operations, and by September 2025, it raised an oversubscribed $60 million Series C led by 1789 Capital to expand 3D-printed propellant production and facilities. On November 3, 2025, the company announced a strategic investment from Hanwha Defense USA to advance solid rocket motor technology, production, and integration. The company announced a $22 million rocket fuel production facility in Lawton, Oklahoma, in May 2025, supported by federal investments, and maintains partnerships with the Department of Defense, including recent contracts for extended-range rocket propulsion. Firehawk's products include custom solid rocket motors for systems like Javelin and Stinger missiles, as well as hybrid engines for precision-guided munitions, emphasizing secure, U.S.-based manufacturing to bolster national defense readiness.^[57]^[58]^[59]^[60]^[61]^[62]^[63]^[64] As of late 2025, Firehawk employs over 70 people and operates testing facilities in Midland, West Texas, including a 30-square-mile launch range for static fires and flight tests of hybrid engines that have achieved supersonic speeds. The company continues to pursue advancements in propulsion for high-speed applications, including potential hypersonic systems, to meet evolving defense needs.^[65]^[66]^[67]

Firehawk Helicopters

Firehawk Helicopters, Inc., originally founded in 1973 as Brainerd Helicopters by Vietnam War veteran and Army-trained aviator Chuck Brainerd, began operations focused on utility aviation services. The company transitioned into aerial firefighting in 1987 and achieved a major milestone in 1996 by becoming the first commercial operator of the Sikorsky Black Hawk helicopter, marking its first flight that June followed by immediate firefighting deployment. In conjunction with this introduction, the company rebranded as Firehawk Helicopters, emphasizing its specialized role in heavy-lift and emergency operations; it remains family-owned, with bases in Leesburg, Florida (headquarters) and Boise, Idaho (western operations).^[68]^[69]^[70] The company's fleet consists of nine Sikorsky S-70 and UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters configured for firefighting, including the Sikorsky Firehawk variant, alongside five Airbus H125 light utility helicopters for support roles. With approximately 70 employees, Firehawk specializes in heavy external load operations, leveraging the Black Hawks' capabilities for demanding missions in rugged terrain.^[68]^[69]^[71] Firehawk provides a range of utility aviation services, including wildfire suppression through water and foam drops, powerline construction and maintenance, search and rescue, and logging support. It holds contracts with the U.S. Forest Service for wildland fire management on national forests, contributing to initial attack, monitoring, and resource mobilization efforts. The company also conducts international operations, such as wildfire suppression in Canada, where it has supported increased fire activity in recent years.^[72]^[73] Key achievements include over 25 years of Black Hawk operations since 1996, with involvement in major disaster responses such as Hurricane Katrina relief in 2005, where it rescued patients and provided firefighting support in New Orleans, and extensive contributions to 2024 wildfires in Canada. Firehawk maintains a strong safety record, holding FAA certifications under Parts 133 (rotorcraft external-load) and 135 (air carrier), with no major incidents reported in its operational history.^[68]^[69]^[73] As of 2025, Firehawk continues to focus on expanding its firefighting capabilities amid growing wildfire demands, as highlighted in recent industry analyses, while generating an estimated annual revenue of $14.2 million from its core services.^[74]^[75]

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Firestone Firehawk AS V2 Tire Size: 215/65R17 Serv. Desc: 99H UTQG: 500 A A. Sidewall: BW Max Load: N/A SKU: 014736. Warranty (mi): 50,000. Speed Rating: H
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AEON And Firehawk Aerospace Fund FISTA Scholarship Program ...
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With Fresh Funding, Firehawk Aerospace Is Developing Rocket ...
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Firehawk redefines defense manufacturing with scalable solid rocket motors and additive propulsion systems that secure the U.S. supply chain.
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Firehawk Aerospace Awarded $1.25 Million AFWERX Phase II SBIR ...
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Firehawk Aerospace to build $22 million facility in Lawton
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Brainerd Helicopters, Inc. was founded in 1973 by Chuck Brainerd ...
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Mar 10, 2017 · While Florida remains the company headquarters, Firehawk has established a second base in Boise, Idaho. “As firefighting became more and more ...
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Firehawk Helicopters: Employee Directory | ZoomInfo.com
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Firehawk's fiery future - Vertical Magazine
Mar 27, 2025 · Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA) is the newest operator of the Firehawk, using two of the latest S-70M variants since 2024. Joshua Murphy, ...
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Firehawk Helicopters: Revenue, Competitors, Alternatives - Growjo
Firehawk Helicopters's estimated annual revenue is currently $14.2M per year.(i) · Firehawk Helicopters's estimated revenue per employee is $221,400 ...Missing: expansion drone integration