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static displays<br />

v-77<br />

gullwing<br />

The V-77 is a single-engine<br />

high-wing monoplane manufactured<br />

by the stinson <strong>Air</strong>craft<br />

Division of the Aviation Manufacturing<br />

corporation of Wayne, Mich.<br />

The V-77 has a 300-horse power lycoming R680-e3B engine<br />

and a single door on the left side. The traditional “Bump” cowl<br />

was replaced with a simpler smooth cowl.<br />

lifeguard<br />

lifeguard Aeromed provides<br />

complete bedside-to-bedside<br />

care to ensure the most efficient<br />

aeromedical transfer possible.<br />

The dispatch center is available<br />

24 hours a day, with the goal<br />

of providing uninterrupted service and a seamless transition for<br />

both patients and providers.<br />

b-52h<br />

The B-52 is a long-range<br />

heavy bomber that can perform<br />

a variety of missions.<br />

The bomber is capable of flying<br />

at high subsonic speeds at<br />

altitudes up to 50,000 feet. The<br />

B-52 can perform strategic attack,<br />

close-air support, air interdiction, offensive counter-air and<br />

maritime operations. It can carry nuclear or precision guided conventional<br />

ordnance with worldwide navigation capabilities.<br />

uh-1n<br />

The uH-1N “Huey” is a<br />

light-lift utility helicopter used<br />

to support varied missions.<br />

Its primary mission includes<br />

airlift of emergency security<br />

and disaster response forces,<br />

emergency evacuation of key<br />

government officials, support for school training and testing, and<br />

airlift for distinguished visitors and missile support people. Other<br />

uses include airborne cable inspections and security surveillance.<br />

C-17<br />

The c-17 is the newest,<br />

most flexible cargo aircraft to<br />

enter the airlift force. The c-17<br />

is capable of rapid strategic delivery<br />

of troops and all types of<br />

cargo to main operating bases or directly to forward bases in the<br />

deployment area.<br />

The aircraft can perform tactical airlift and airdrop missions<br />

and can also transport litters and ambulatory patients during<br />

aeromedical evacuations when required.<br />

B-1<br />

carrying the largest<br />

payload of both guided and<br />

unguided weapons in the <strong>Air</strong><br />

<strong>Force</strong> inventory, the multimission<br />

B-1 is the backbone of<br />

America’s long-range bomber force.<br />

It can rapidly deliver massive quantities of precision and nonprecision<br />

weapons against any adversary, anywhere in the world,<br />

at any time.<br />

aviat husky<br />

The Aviat Husky is a twoseat,<br />

high-wing, utility light<br />

aircraft built by Aviat <strong>Air</strong>craft<br />

of Afton, Wyo. It is the only<br />

all-new light aircraft that was<br />

designed and entered series production in the united states in the<br />

mid- to late-1980s. Design work by christen Industries began in<br />

1985. The aircraft is one of the few in its class designed with the<br />

benefit of computer Aided Design software. The prototype first<br />

flew in 1986, and certification was awarded the following year.<br />

APD<br />

Eurocopter<br />

The eurocopter ec120<br />

colibri is a 5-seat, singleengine,<br />

single main rotor, light<br />

helicopter. Jointly designed and developed by eurocopter, china<br />

National Aero-Technology Import & export corporation, Harbin<br />

Aviation Industries ltd. and singapore Technologies Aerospace<br />

ltd. at eurocopter France’s Marignane facility. The ec120 B is assembled<br />

by eurocopter in France and Australia.<br />

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