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YC-14 Loading a Tank Indoors
YC-14 Takeoff
YC-14 Takeoff
YC-14 on Tarmac
YC-14 Loading Cargo
YC-14 Unloads a Tank
YC-14 on Tarmac
YC-14 in Flight
YC-14 on Landing Approach
YC-14 Takeoff in Desert
YC-14 Maintenance on Tarmac
YC-14 Dropping Cargo with Parachutes
YC-14 in Flight
YC-14 Sunset Flight
Tanker Truck Loading a YC-14
Tanks and Trucks Unloading YC-14
YC-14 Sunset Flight
Boeing YC-14 Prototype on the Ground
YC-14 Unloading Tank From Cargo Bay
YC-14 Desert Landing with Drag Chute
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YC-14 Cockpit
The Boeing YC-14 first flew in 1976 and could takeoff with a payload of 27,000 pounds in less than 1,000 feet in order to carry troops and equipment into battle zones with short, temporary airfields. Cargo and wheeled vehicles could be loaded into the wide fuselage via a built-in tail ramp. Although the YC-14 never went into production, the two prototypes introduced significant technological breakthroughs, most notably an upper-surface-blowing (USB) design for high aerodynamic lift. The achievements of the YC-14 contributed in a significant way to advance studies of STOL technology.
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BI22420
Boeing ID
fa104403
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YC-14
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