Ship based helicopters: what's hot and what's not / Roy Braybrook
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Armada International Vol 30 No 2, April-May 2006, pp.10-16 (2)Summary: Survey of the current and planned range of helicopters designed to operate from ships with brief details of functions, equipment, and armaments. Presented in weight range from the 2.6 tonne Eurocopter AS555 to the US Marine Corps CH-53K heavy lift replacement that in some configurations could have a take-off weight up to 45 tonnes.
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Survey of the current and planned range of helicopters designed to operate from ships with brief details of functions, equipment, and armaments. Presented in weight range from the 2.6 tonne Eurocopter AS555 to the US Marine Corps CH-53K heavy lift replacement that in some configurations could have a take-off weight up to 45 tonnes.
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