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Photo ID: 0841117
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Views: 2586
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57-3080 (cn 4) Only the second Caribou built for the U.S. Army, this example is now on display outside the Fort Rucker Museum. |
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Photo ID: 0787637
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Views: 3438
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N104HF / 68-16104 (cn 10763) Now operated by the Army Aviation Heritage Foundation. [Nikon D70] |
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Photo ID: 0785030
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Photo ID: 0473015
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63-13689 (cn 3) Two rare ones here. This is Buffalo prototype No.3 on the Test Board ramp being evaluated by the Army, which never bought the Buffalo. Three went to the USAF and this one to the Navy. In the background is a Caribou prototype YAC-1, 57-3079. The Caribou is now at the museum at Ft. Eustis VA. Note the 1st Cav patch and the Playboy bunny. |
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Photo ID: 0473014
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Views: 4416
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65-10025 (cn 5069) Warrant Officer Candidate student pilots take student crewchief / doorgunners for their first ride in a Huey. Probably everyone aboard was in Vietnam within a couple of months. |
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Photo ID: 0463509
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152885 (cn 300-7) One of about a half dozen OV-10 Bronco prototype aircraft with USN/USMC BuNo 152885 but marked as "Tri-Service" parked here at the USAMC Aviation Test Board ramp, being evaluated by the Army. Note P&W PT-6A engines where production version had Garrett engines. |
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Photo ID: 0345873
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Views: 5629
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N705NA Army Aviation Museum. The museum was closed at the time, but some aircraft were displayed on the outside. This airplane seems to have a duplicate NASA reg. Thanks Graham! |
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Photo ID: 0345682
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Views: 1279
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Photo ID: 0321172
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59-1686 (cn 145) Huey gate guard at the entrance of the Fort Rucker complex. Thanks Ariel for the scanner! |
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Photo ID: 0288199
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N15696 (cn 42) This historic plane was flown by the great Bevo Howard at the Armed Forces day open house at Cairns AAF, Fort Rucker. The plane now resides at the Smithsonian. You can see many patches on the cowl where engine parts have left holes. |
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Photo ID: 0157483
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66-08830 (cn 187-1005) Prototype of AH-56 Cheyenne inside the Army Aviation Museum at Ft. Rucker, Ala. |
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Photo ID: 0141605
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73-22012 Boeing XCH-62 prototype of heavy lift helicopter standing in front of the Army Aviation Museum at Ft. Rucker, Ala. It was designed to rival Russia's largest HLH in the early 80s. Project was canceled prior to the flight phase, it is rumored because there was simply no mission for an aircraft with such incredible lift capability. Not many details about it available. Thanks to Jenny Hughes/Ft.Rucker and Gregory Gaunt/Boeing for this investigation! |
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Photo ID: 0141604
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Views: 16742
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60-6030 (cn 703) Nice diorama presenting a Vietnam era scene of air assault operations. Prototype AH-64 Apache in background, planes hanging from the ceiling. |
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