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Primarily the large ones do, like the CH53 Sea-stallion and the CH47 Chinook. Those are large cargo choppers and they can taxi on the ground if they need to. Most of the smaller birds just have skids so they can just land and take off.
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∙ 15y agoIt really Depends on the helicopter. most military ones do but most civilian helicopters have skids.
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