Helicopters

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Boeing's AH 64 Apache first flew in 1975 and went through many tests and modifications before entering US Army service in 1986.

What Was Life Like before The Helicopters Were Invented And So On The Is For My Project Research So Please Respond.

-1 under-mounted 20mm tri-cannon

-6 Hellfire missles or 6 Stinger Missles (or 3 under each wing)

-If not Hellfire or Stinger missles, Hydra ground rockets (up to 24) could be carried.

The empty weight: is 2,668 lb (1,210 kg) they have a maximum useful load of 2,347 lb (internal) (1,065 kg (internal)) which give them a max takeoff weight around 6,000 lb (2,722 kg).

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I dont know if this is the answer you are looking for but the main "types" of aircraft are

Commercial Jet Liners and Transport Planes

General Aviation

Military Aircraft

and Special/Other Aircraft

Some might argue that water aircraft or seaplanes has it's own category but for the most part these aircraft still fall within the other categories.

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yes by using his hands like an helicopter.

I suspect that it was shortly after the first helicopter takeoff. Early attempts at helicopter flight were extremely risky and some designers/pilots resorted to tethering their aircraft to keep them under control and at a minimum altitude. There is an excellent book on the history and physics of rotary wing flight called "The God Machine", by James R. Chiles and published by Bantam books in 2007. It is a relatively easy read and will not bog the reader down with obscure helicopter terminology.

The first Helicopter School in the US was at Freeman AAF, Seymour, Indiana. The first helicopter crash there, was 06/28/1944. While attempting to hover, the pilot lost control and the helicopter tilted sideways with the rotor striking the ground.

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When your character awakens in the prototype EMP hardened helicopter, look to your left and you will see a red button on the left side of the door. press it and you should be ejected from the helicopter before the missiles make contact.

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The two rotors spin in opposite directions.

no a propeller is in simple terms a spining wing witch make's lift or trust

It has a higher flashes point so it burns rathe than exploses

Yes, rc helis are very fun to use! The more advanced helis like eflite take plenty of time to master, but the air hogs and etc. are much easier. If you want to get in this type of hobbie try the cheaper advanced helis instead of the "air hog toys"! ;)

Those are the helicopters designed by Aerospatiale (which was later merged into Eurocopter). IIRC, the first model to use it was the Dauphin.

Of course.

To counteract the force of torque created by the main rotor. If not for that tail rotor, the torque would cause the helicopter to spin continuously around.

The debris from the broken down buildings would enter the engines and crash the heli, therefore killing more people.

Helicopters are sometimes known as "whirlybirds", but they're not really airplanes in the same sense. I believe what you're thinking of is actually the gyrocopter.

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