Sikorsky S-76Sikorsky S 76 helicopter model. rowing demands for transport helicopters in support of offshore energy operations led Sikorsky to initiate worldwide market research to establish the requirements of such operators. In 1975 Silorsky began the development of a 14 seat commercial helicopter designated Sikorsky S 76, and later named Spirit. The first of four prototypes was flown on March 13, 1977. The improved S 76B was powered by Pratt &, Whitney PT6B 36

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The -G model was basically the production version of the B-17F after the modifications and improvements were incorporated into the design

an inflight-refueling boom

This company title lasted for less than three years

the Orion was distinguished by a fuselage shortened by 7 feet 4 inches

By 1942 they were being withdrawn from bombing missions and used as glider tugs and battlefield supply dropping

Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird airplane model

F-4 Phantom VF-111 airplane model

Skyraiders remained in production until February 1957

947 of these by F6Fs of the USN carrier squadrons (209 of the others by land-based Marine Corps F6Fs

It emerged from proposals made in 1939 by the Argus Motorenwerke

and since that time 270 surviving C-141As have been converted