2023 HeliOps Calendar Giveaway
But my colleague's did not 
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I mssed this thread and I just discovered it.
Not involved with the industry but I manage to secure a sight-seeing flight on an airliner and spent a couple of hours talikng at an air force heli pilot. I loved the way he talked about the UH-1
I am dropping a PM just in case those calendars are still available even if one arrives late...
Not involved with the industry but I manage to secure a sight-seeing flight on an airliner and spent a couple of hours talikng at an air force heli pilot. I loved the way he talked about the UH-1
I am dropping a PM just in case those calendars are still available even if one arrives late...
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From: Corpus Christi, Texas
Calendars arrived Corpus Christi, Tx.
Thanks Ned for the two calendars. I plan on delivering the second one to my friend this evening. Happy New Year to you and your family!
Change subject, I noticed one of your photos was of the AH-1Z hovering over two M-1 Abrahms at Palm Springs. If you get the opportunity, take a look at the main rotor yoke on the Zulu or Yankee. Very unique shape. I was involved with the development of the rotor, being the lead structural engineer with Bell.
Change subject, I noticed one of your photos was of the AH-1Z hovering over two M-1 Abrahms at Palm Springs. If you get the opportunity, take a look at the main rotor yoke on the Zulu or Yankee. Very unique shape. I was involved with the development of the rotor, being the lead structural engineer with Bell.
