Variants
- XHR2S-1
- Prototype Assault Transport for the US Marine Corps, powered by two 1,900 hp (1,400 kW) R-2800-54 engines, four built.
- HR2S-1
- Production model with modified engine nacelles, twin mainwheels and dorsal fin, redesignated CH-37C in 1962, 55 built (order for additional 36 cancelled).
- HR2S-1W
- Airborne early warning aircraft for the US Navy, two built.
- YH-37
- One HR2S-1 helicopter evaluated by the US Army.
- H-37A Mojave
- Military transport version of the HR2S for the US Army, changes included dorsal fin and modified rotor head fairing, redesignated CH-37A in 1962, 94 built.
- H-37B Mojave
- All but four of the H-37As were modified with a re-designed cargo door, automatic stabilization equipment and crashproof fuel cells. Later redesignated CH-37B.
- CH-37A
- H-37A redesignated in 1962.
- CH-37B
- H-37B redesignated in 1962.
- CH-37C
- HR2S-1 redesignated in 1962.
- S-56
- Sikorsky company designation for H-37.
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