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Luton Buzzard (G-ADYX), Barton-in-the-Clay, August 1936 Type: Ultralight Manufacturer:Luton Aircraft Limited Designer; C.H. Latimer-Needham Number built:1 First flight: 1936

@ClassicsJipe @CruiseJipe @JipeTrains @Jp_ndiso Reproduction of the Hiller 1031 Flying Platform, built by Ken Spence of Bend, Oregon in 2006.

Reproduction of the Hiller 1031 Flying Platform, built by Ken Spence of Bend, Oregon in 2006.

The Hiller VZ-1 Pawnee (U.S. Army designation; earlier Army designation: HO-1) is a unique direct-lift rotor aircraft, using contra-rotating ducted fans for lift inside a flying platform upon which the single pilot shifted body weight for directional control.

@ClassicsJipe @CruiseJipe @JipeTrains @Jp_ndiso The updated G150 has a larger fuselage and a new nose

@ClassicsJipe @CruiseJipe @JipeTrains @Jp_ndiso A U.S. Air Force Galaxy Aerospace (IAI) C-38A Courier (s/n 94-1570) and a Boeing C-40C Clipper (s/n 02-0201) of the 201st Airlift Squadron, 113th Wing, District of Columbia Air National Guard, in flight.

The Gulfstream G100, formerly known as the IAI Astra. Type: Business jet Manufacturer:Gulfstream Aerospace Status:In service Primary user: United States Navy Number built: 265: 145 Astra/G100 + 120 G150 Manufactured1985–2017 First flight: 1984

A Hiller YROE-1 hovering in front of the Ames Hangar on 6 Nov 1963 Type:ultralight helicopter National origin: U.S Manufacturer: Hiller Aircraft Saunders-Roe Primary user: U.S Marine Corps Number built:12 Introduction date:1957 First flight:November 1956 Retired:1961

@ClassicsJipe @CruiseJipe @JipeTrains @Jp_ndiso The ill-fated Piasecki PA-97, used 4 modified H-34s with a blimp

@ClassicsJipe @CruiseJipe @JipeTrains @Jp_ndiso An orthographical image of the Sikorsky SH-34.

A United States Army Sikorsky H-34 / S-58 Type:Helicopter National origin: United States Manufacturer:Sikorsky Aircraft Status:In service Primary users: -United States Army -United States Navy -United States Marine Corps Number built:2,340