The latest development in flight research, the Rotor Systems research aircraft during trials at Edwards Air Force Base, California. The aircraft has been built so that it flies in three ways: as a helicopter, as a combined helicopter and fixed-wing machine, and as a conventional fixed-wing craft powered by two jet engines. Developed jointly by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the United States Army, the aircraft carries a crew of three.
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Press, 24 July 1984, Page 29
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73The latest development in flight research, the Rotor Systems research aircraft during trials at Edwards Air Force Base, California. The aircraft has been built so that it flies in three ways: as a helicopter, as a combined helicopter and fixed-wing machine, and as a conventional fixed-wing craft powered by two jet engines. Developed jointly by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the United States Army, the aircraft carries a crew of three. Press, 24 July 1984, Page 29
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