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A child was born in a world of helicopter, lives in a world with a miraculous common places. A world would doctor swoop down from the sky. For generations, we transfer to vertical flight, yet by 1930, we're still at the dawn of the practical rotorcraft. Helicopter couldn't lift patients to safety, they could barely lift themself safely, the necessary control system had yet to be invented.

And so before the helicopter, we had this, the auto gyro. Controlled like an airplane but lifted on blades like a helicopter, the auto gyro was a hybrid, an evolutionary missing link from which the working helicopter was born. The helicopter could hover in one spot, it had an improved control system, and as a result, a new kind of pilot. A pilot who uses all four limbs to fly all at a same time, watch his left hand carefully, he's holding the collective pitch control as he pulls up on him straight up. The blades act as small wings, but spins so fast they create one continuous disc of lift. And when those blades collectively change angle or pitch, the aircraft rises or descends. The pilot's right point the cyclic control tilting the whirling disc above. Point right, go right. Point left, go left. This is the chopper's tail rotor, once again altering the angle of the blades affects direction. The chopper spins in response to the pilot to pressing one of two pedals, if he depresses the other foot pedal, it spins the other way. There's no one in the world for whom flying a helicopter comes naturally, but practice produce pilots as adept as aircraft they fly. By the early 1940s, the whirly bird had gained acceptance, but we wanted more power, more stability. Nickname "the flying banana", this tandem rotor workforce from the 1950's lifted troops and supplies at record speeds. The helicopter was a success, we started to wonder what can it do for us next. In wind tunnels like these at California NASA Ames Research Center, new helicopter ideas are tested, Ideas like robotic helicopter, high speed hybrids, and advances in quiet technology. But not all the complexities of helicopter flight can be modeled in smoke or mathematics. The XV-15 is an experimental rotorcraft, it's the parent of a new family of aircraft called tilt rotors. Taking off and landing like a helicopter, it's engines can pivot forward in flight, turning a helicopter into a high speed airplane. The V-22 Osprey has wings that swings and rotors that folds to facilitate storage at sea. It's still a tilt rotor but faster with three times the range and over 10 times the payload of its predecessor. In less than 90 seconds, you get this. The promise of long distance travel without airports. But rotorcraft evolution is also in the hands of the entrepreneur. That independent Spirit takes flight in this gyro plane. While some designs produce groundbreaking change, this aircraft brought the economy and safety of the auto gyro into the 21st century. We're being watched, and by someone who's invisible, at least on the radar. Comanche's rigid rotor shameless skin and enclosed fan tail make it agile and stealthy. It's smart, fast, and ready to win the game of hide and seek. Where is the enemy? Where are my friends? Comanche will be the first to know, acknowledge means survival. The helicopter is a complex flying creation, a revolutionary tool with a human being at it's heart. Every hour of every day, it extends our powers, inspire our imagination, and puts us to work. Out over the Caribbean, U.S Customs is on watch.

The helicopter extends a long arm of the law, and empowers this White Knight on a quest to keep the juice flowing.

Floating above the forest is the 12 ton weight lifter, selects a target with precision.

Its 2022 but he look 2016

@@lexi_robloxyt2135 he looks like the handsome young man that he is in no way shape or form does he look like a child

@@Pavitaroraa yah this in 2022

what? no

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@@brycebro2106 you were probably lied to lol unless you meant a dancefloor table

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