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Boeing Vertol 107 (CH-46 Sea Knight) Lands at Texas Tower #3
Boeing Vertol 107 (CH-46 Sea Knight) landing at Texas Tower #3, an early warning station 62 miles off the New England Coast. The Vertol 107 was the first version of the tandem rotor helicopter which evolved from the 1950s to today's CH-46E Sea Knight
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BI25146
Boeing ID
p29820
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4800px × 6000px 27MB
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