In the past, the ministry had 3 patrol vessels, one fixed-wing plane and a helicopter to perform the above-mentioned functions. |
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The wind picked up suddenly and the familiar beat of a helicopter assaulted her ears. |
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At the top of the mountain, anti-cloning extremists assassinate him, and everyone else on board the helicopter, too. |
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The fire then merged with another started by a lost hiker signaling a helicopter. |
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The door closes and the helicopter immediately ascends vertically to 1000 feet. |
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Smoke was seen rising from the wreckage of the Black Hawk helicopter, and other US choppers were seen hovering nearby. |
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Except this time, the bug was a large helicopter gunship and the car was a speeding diesel locomotive. |
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The helicopter rises up over the ridge line, the noise of the rotors scattering the targets below. |
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The shot was from a news helicopter and Cecil could hear the thudding of the helicopter rotors in the background as the reporter began to speak. |
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I could hear the thwapping of helicopter rotors, the grinding of tank treads, the sound of RPG's and bazookas. |
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Paramilitary forces attacked the village with helicopter gunships and armored cars. |
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The Bedford, a NATO battleship armed to the teeth, is on patrol in the North Atlantic when it receives two guests via helicopter. |
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I know that some people may find it hard to understand, but in my mind if you haven't been in a helicopter you haven't lived. |
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In a medical evacuation role the helicopter can carry three medical crew and six litters or stretcher patients. |
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He said helicopter gunships rocketed rebel positions in the jungle where the gunmen fled. |
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He has only just alighted from the aircraft at Beira when he narrows in on a white helicopter parked on the runway apron. |
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A police helicopter also circled the site, sending images of the inferno down to fire crews to help them tackle the blaze. |
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At one point, a police helicopter reported a riot, seeing men unfurling a banner across the prison roof and smoke billowing from the yard. |
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It was established that the East London crew was the closest helicopter team capable of landing on the rig. |
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Having lost his sail and rig, he was found curled around a buoy clinging to his board by a coastguard rescue helicopter from Lee-on-the-Solent. |
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A Royal Navy helicopter from HMS Seahawk has rescued five people who had been drifting in a life raft off the coast of Britain for a week. |
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Villagers also enjoyed spectacular helicopter rides as well as listening to sound advice from Bromley police and firefighters. |
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Private First Class Nicholas Greer first rode in a helicopter when he was only two years old. |
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Humber Coastguard scrambled a rescue helicopter to the scene and requested the launch of the Humber lifeboat. |
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The pilot, a lieutenant commander, banked the helicopter to the left and aimed towards the contact. |
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Part of the reason for the cancellation was that the cost of a helicopter had climbed from 12 million a piece to 59 million. |
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A Royal Navy Lynx helicopter operating from HMS Endurance has crashed in the Antarctic, injuring the flight crew of five. |
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The radio-controlled toy helicopter buzzes annoyingly, like a huge mosquito, around a figure attempting to sleep. |
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Stone did as instructed and angled the helicopter toward the aircraft's last known location. |
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The men were winched to safety and became the first people rescued by helicopter off the coast of Ireland. |
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One member of the crew was rescued by a US Navy helicopter, and did not suffer serious injury. |
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About nine years ago, I visited that particular volcano, actually flew on a helicopter right to that lava dome at the center of that crater. |
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The helicopter can be fitted with gun pods, rocket launchers and air-to-air missiles attached to two removable weapons sponsons. |
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I first noticed something was amiss by the helicopter circling over the Arakawa at about 8pm on Thursday evening. |
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So if he has a job in Naas, he hops in the helicopter and flies there from Galway. |
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But a local resident has complained to the council about Mr Kearney's use of his home for taking off and landing his helicopter. |
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The purpose of the session was to educate ground crews on the proper procedure for landing a helicopter. |
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He said police in a helicopter landed on their farm shortly before 5am with a search warrant. |
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The presidential helicopter, Marine One, is now landing on the South Lawn at the White House. |
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The equipment should be exploited to reduce maintenance time and improve the overall reliability of the helicopter fleet. |
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French security sources said that advanced plans had been laid to use a stolen truck or a helicopter loaded with explosives. |
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We radio-tracked geese several times each summer from 1997 to 2001, using two four-element Yagi antennas fixed on each side of a helicopter. |
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The government said it had advised her against returning to the zone and refused her request for transport in a military helicopter. |
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The helicopter which the service hopes to acquire has bigger fuel tanks and can fly for longer without refuelling. |
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The police and the fire departments rushed to the scene but they could not find any helicopter wreckage. |
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The helicopter systems and components have redundancy, the duplicated systems being installed on opposite sides of the fuselage. |
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As a police helicopter thundered overhead, many of the demonstrators sounded klaxons and blew horns to make their point. |
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Tomorrow, the team will be dropped by helicopter into the jungle and must trek to their base at the foot of a volcano. |
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American soldiers are now rarely seen outside their vehicles without helicopter and tank support. |
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Significantly, the last four minutes and 33 seconds of the chase were recorded on video tape from a police helicopter overhead. |
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Police scrambled the force helicopter and even took the unusual step of staging a reconstruction of his last known movements. |
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But then again, he did leave the helicopter with alacrity when we landed and the door was finally slid open. |
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The airport is likely to be the base, for three years at least, for a new air-sea rescue helicopter for the North West. |
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Coastguards called off the search involving a police helicopter and the air-sea rescue helicopter from a nearby airbase. |
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On Thursday, three fishermen had to be rescued by an air-sea rescue helicopter as a rising tide left them cut off from the mainland. |
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A helicopter rotor operates in several different states and speeds, and therefore might by the most complicated airscrew of all. |
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During the recce, the helicopter would land on one of the islands used in aircraft bombing missions. |
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The damaged aircraft was itself airlifted out of the valley by a giant Chinook military helicopter on Wednesday. |
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The Army authorities also used a helicopter and airdropped around 8,000 food packets to marooned villagers. |
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Finally he blessed crowds and after a lingering wave reboarded the Papal helicopter to head for Edinburgh. |
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Instead, an RAF rescue helicopter was scrambled from Chivenor in Devon and she was winched up from the beach and flown to Withybush hospital. |
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Two Britons were forced to take to a liferaft after their helicopter went down in the sea between Chile and north-west Antarctica. |
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Comfortingly, as I type this, I can feel the whump of a helicopter circling overhead. |
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The list of private helicopter owners reads like a who's who of the country's richest businessmen. |
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Now air ambulance bosses intend to name the new helicopter after their generous benefactor. |
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Overhead, a drone whirred menacingly, and a helicopter gunship cruised the coast. |
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They then went on to ransack a hangar belonging to the property, which houses an aeroplane, helicopter and car. |
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The Black Hawk is the primary helicopter for air assault, general support and aeromedical evacuation units. |
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The helicopter can be fitted with an aeromedical interior and Telemedicine data link for the air ambulance role. |
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The helicopter also did a few daring aerobatics, including flying sideways and in reverse, before returning to base. |
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A helicopter was dispatched to carry out an aerial assessment of the rural situation. |
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After a six-hour standoff, Spanish special forces rappelled from a helicopter onto the moving deck while snipers stood by. |
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The helicopter was airborne for only a minute when it started plunging toward the river. |
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The helicopter had only one rear wheel set and the lip of the ramp touching the ridge. |
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The helicopter wheeled away, dragging a Kendal mountain rescuer, who was still dangling from its cable, with it. |
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Shields took co-pilot, and once he strapped in, Mitchell pulled back on the joystick, lifting the helicopter off the ground. |
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The report says that as the aging helicopter lifted off the deck of HMCS Iroquois, the pilot gave the aircraft too much power. |
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He shouted over the rotor noises of the helicopter as it lifted off from the site. |
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Restrictions on light aircraft and helicopter flights were lifted overnight. |
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She was discovered by two men, who moved her on a sofa to higher ground, where she waited for a helicopter to lift her to hospital. |
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An RAF helicopter assisted the rescue, lifting both the climbers and team members to the bottom of the valley. |
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It became so large that the aquarium arranged for it to be lifted by helicopter to the ocean. |
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By the time a rescue helicopter lifted Don from the glacier, another storm threatened. |
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She was air lifted by helicopter to Airedale General Hospital at Steeton with non-life-threatening injuries. |
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The large polar tents and camping gear would remain at the Lake Victoria campsite and be lifted out by helicopter later that season. |
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He and a local fire fighter were lifted by helicopter from an area on the front line when air crew lost sight of the men through the smoke. |
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Five men were injured and were lifted by medevac helicopter to another base. |
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Among these were 2,132 people in isolated villages who were lifted out by helicopter. |
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Everything, every single nut, bolt, screw, girder, steel cable, had to be lifted to those heights by helicopter, and winched down. |
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The group's handful of foreign staff, who were not hurt, were waiting for an American helicopter to lift them from the compound. |
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Mrs Cook added that horses have acute hearing and can often hear a helicopter, and sense a disturbance in the air, from miles away. |
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They were supplied with weapons and air support from helicopter gunships and Antonov bombers. |
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On the first lift, the I-beam, though still on the deck, had kept moving below the helicopter, jinking to the left and right, forward and back. |
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The ideal jetliner, the ideal helicopter, the ideal fighter shapes have already been discovered, given what we know. |
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The end was sad, the wasted figure in a wheelchair being lifted into a helicopter sketching a parody of the brave gestures of old. |
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Get that helicopter pilot on the horn, ASAP, tell him I'll be needing some things from home! |
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Developed in Holland it is driven by a helicopter, Rolls Royce jet engine equipped with an afterburner. |
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It is difficult to get food to Seliyarovo because the 420-person village is only accessible by car or helicopter. |
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In the meantime, there were repeated air strikes on the city from US warplanes and helicopter gunships. |
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The warplanes and helicopter gunships were ready, their crews primed to deliver precision strikes. |
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With the helicopter hovering above, Peter on his motorbike, faithful dog Skip and a couple of would-be jackeroos, the sheep were caught. |
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They responded on Saturday, flying a journalist to the rock by helicopter, ripping down the Hellenic stripes and running up the star and crescent. |
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A Royal Navy Pilot sits inside a Lynx helicopter at RAF Odiham air base today ahead of a rehearsal for a Diamond Jubilee flypast. |
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In an effort to save his doomed mission, he hopped on a helicopter from Amman to Ramallah. |
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The fourth in line to the British throne spent more than three years serving as an apache helicopter pilot. |
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They were found camped in the woods, armed with binoculars, flying a small helicopter. |
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You get a nice mansion with backyard, a bowling alley, a chef, your own helicopter, and an impressive pile of nuclear weapons. |
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Seventeen-year-old Jack Kirkby has just returned from a trip to New Zealand, where he has been skiing, taking helicopter rides and even abseiling. |
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The book casts a jaundiced eye on everything from helicopter rescues and large, boisterous groups to the use of cell phones, to which Guy had a particularly strong aversion. |
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As we weaved through the screen of helicopter gunships on our final approach, I turned to Adrian, smiling the smile of a very happy man, and couldn't believe what I saw. |
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You can take a fifteen minute dash by helicopter for an overall impression of the island before the machine lands for a closer look at the volcanic activity. |
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A second helicopter was dispatched to lift him seven hours later. |
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The exciting discovery was apparently made when researchers were forced to break open the leg bone of a Tyrannosaurus rex fossil to lift it by helicopter. |
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In the case of the Comanche, it turned out that even the Army did not want a radar-stealthy helicopter. |
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Other acts have included a helicopter dangling a cheeseburger in front of him, people whacking him with golf balls and drunken revelers pelting him with eggs. |
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When intelligence discovered the time and place of a meeting of his lieutenants, a plan was devised to take them by surprise with helicopter rangers aided by ground troops. |
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A number of exercises were executed, including dropping the winchman on the afterdeck, transferring lifeboat crew to the helicopter, and a stretcher exercise. |
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After our helicopter crashed in the courtyard, Jimbo and I rushed inside the house. |
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While he held his machine steady and followed the sprinting animals, the on-board sniper darted the last two heifers and the helicopter winched them back to dry land. |
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They were scrambled and reached the semi-conscious walker within minutes of the accident, and he was winched into the helicopter strapped in a special stretcher. |
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At 7.30 pm, Crewman Walters requested a rescue helicopter to help the fourth person and the lifeboat provided cover while this person was winched to safety. |
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I wish she had seen the elderly nursing home residents being winched off rooftops on to a helicopter, wrapping sheets around their heads as they were too scared to look down. |
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Two canoeists from Galway city had a lucky escape on Lough Corrib yesterday when a helicopter winched them to safety after they took shelter on one of the lake's islands. |
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This was a superb demonstration of the RAF pilot's skill, holding a large helicopter in a hover next to a cliff face in the dark while winching the casualty on board. |
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During my first two weeks as an aircraftman with the Airfield Defence Guards in Vietnam, there was a call for volunteers to train as helicopter gunners. |
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This involves the use of specialized ships that can simultaneously launch helicopter forces and seaborne landing craft and air cushion landing craft. |
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This helicopter had four lifting airscrews and five auxiliary propellers. |
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Each officer spends every third day of duty at the airfield at Rockaway Beach, where Scuba maintains an air-sea rescue team with two divers and a helicopter pilot. |
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The appearance of an air-sea rescue helicopter above the building led to speculation he was not going to miss out on a rare good-news picture opportunity. |
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Arguably the highlight of the weekend, particularly for the viewing public, is the air-sea rescue exercise courtesy of the lifeboat and the search and rescue helicopter. |
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A helicopter hovers overhead, a bit of air support for the ground troops. |
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The helicopter can be equipped with a probe for air-to-air refuelling. |
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Who can forget Lindsey Vonn dangling from a Medevac helicopter after her 2013 season-ending crash? |
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Specifically, the team was to reconnoiter potential helicopter landing zones, determine the level of enemy activity, and observe possible cave sites. |
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Then out of the mist, a whirring of helicopter blades, and, deus ex machina, a man descends fromt he chopper to winch you aboard. |
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Employees strap a device to their heads and power a helicopter drone with their minds. |
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After the helicopter refuelled for a second time, the crew finally airlifted the injured man at 9am as the trawler was en route to Castletownbere. |
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At about 11 p.m. State Police started flying a helicopter over the scene, ordering the crowds to disperse. |
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The Bobcat, because of its weight and the need to lighten the all-up weight of the helicopter by the consumption of fuel, was to be the final lift. |
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After two days of bombings, she was evacuated along with other students by the U.S. Army on a Seahawk helicopter. |
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A buzzard dropped down to watch, a heavy twin-rotor helicopter thudded over, a jet lanced through, and a gamekeeper rolled past in a 4x4, that was the traffic for the day. |
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Illuminated in the darkness by a helicopter searchlight, McCaleb falls into unconsciousness, the film fades to white, and the next scene is a doctor's office two years later. |
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Two lifeboats, a rescue helicopter, an RAF Hercules plane and two Navy war ships spent 30 hours scouring the seas and coast but his body was never found. |
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An ammunition box inside a Huey helicopter that crashed in 1968 is riddled with bullet holes from ammunition that exploded inside during the ensuing fire. |
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A helicopter MTV chartered to skim the Florentine rooftops annoyed residents, who called the police to complain. |
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The stunt shot required him to cling onto the rope ladder of a helicopter, which was to get airborne and fly off into the sunset as the final scene in the movie. |
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He walked up to Blaine just as the helicopter rotors disengaged. |
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Although a helicopter has a main blade, rotating at 500 rpm above it, and a tail rotor that acts as a rudder, it remains a completely unstable machine. |
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The airspeed of the advancing rotor blade is much higher than that of the helicopter itself. |
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When the helicopter is hovering, the outer tips of the rotor travel at a speed determined by the length of the blade and the rotational speed. |
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Aft cyclic will cause the nose to pitch up, slowing the helicopter and causing it to climb. |
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In 1994 it acquired the helicopter manufacturing business of Westland Aircraft. |
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This shore base, or 'stone frigate' was called HMS Boscawen later to become, with the advent of the helicopter, HMS Osprey. |
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During the difficult rescue, one helicopter broke two winch lines, making it even harder to rescue the seamen. |
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Size has also increased, some designs reaching up to corvette size, 800 tonnes including a helicopter, giving them extended modes of operation. |
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First helicopter leaves Tharos with casualties for Aberdeen Royal Infirmary. |
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Approximately 100 people had to be rescued by helicopter and 116 cars were swept out to sea. |
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The last time I saw him, I was putting him on a medivac helicopter in the Arizona Territory. |
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Wind, fire and smoke prevented helicopter landings and no further instructions were given, with smoke beginning to seep into the personnel block. |
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A LIFE boat and rescue helicopter were called to help several people caught in a riptide at a beach in North Wales yesterday. |
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Instead many of the men moved to the fireproofed accommodation block beneath the helicopter deck to await further instructions. |
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Roman Savin and Vitaliy Karpenko were plucked from a liferaft by an RAF helicopter crew early on Sunday. |
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Inclement weather caused a BHP Billiton helicopter to crash in Angola on 16 November 2007, killing the helicopter's five passengers. |
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After the tail rotor fell off, Robinson managed to keep the helicopter airborne for about a half-mile. |
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There is a support base at Heysham Port and personnel are typically moved by helicopter from Blackpool International Airport. |
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The Commissioners of Irish Lights decided in 1960 to erect a reinforced concrete lighthouse with helicopter landing pad on top. |
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For Flight Training, Eurocopter and Bristow Helicopters both have helicopter flight Simulators in buildings at the airport. |
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The Indian army plans to debut the country's advanced light helicopter, the Rudra, this year in military service, a defense official says. |
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The airport handles around 500,000 passengers per year by helicopter for the North Sea oil fields. |
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The passengers for this enormously expensive helicopter fleet? |
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With the discovery of North Sea oil, helicopter operations began in 1967, linking the growing number of oil platforms to the mainland. |
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One of these crewmembers, Wendy Touton, suffered hypothermia and was taken by helicopter to Tralee General Hospital. |
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Passengers cross the river to Aberdeen Heliports in Freetown by hovercraft, ferry or a helicopter. |
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Visiting Cabo de Hornos can be done on a day trip by helicopter or more arduously by charter power boat or sailboat, or by cruise ship. |
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There are several air ambulance and rescue helicopter services operating throughout the South Island. |
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We study helicopter risk by means of the risk influencing model, so the effect of changes is related directly to the RIFs in the model. |
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Several other groups were also evacuated by helicopter after weather conditions on Dartmoor deteriorated. |
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On 12 June, some personnel transferred from the Argentine hospital ship to the British ships by helicopter. |
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Llanberis Mountain Rescue went to his aid and he was airlifted to hospital by an RAF helicopter. |
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From 1950 to 1951, the world's first scheduled passenger helicopter service ran between Liverpool and Cardiff. |
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Swansea Coastguard scrambled a Rescue helicopter from RAF Chivenor and sent Watchet and Minehead Coastguard rescue teams to the scene. |
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The helicopter was set ablaze by fire from assault rifles and heavy machineguns after the craft started blasting them, opposition forces said. |
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An RAF helicopter from Kinloss was scrambled to airlift the pair from the cliff before winching the fire officer to safety too. |
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The helmets offer impact protection of a traditional helicopter helmet, with windblast protection of a fixed-wing helmet. |
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Collaboration between ground and air assets increased skills in airmobile operations, directed engagements and helicopter entry and exit drills. |
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To apply the algicide, crews affixed a huge spreader filled with copper sulfate to the underside of a helicopter. |
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In addition, portable diving facilities may be transported by helicopter or small boat to the work area. |
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The day trip visitor had become unwell around 30 minutes out of Penzance, so a doctor travelling on board asked for the helicopter. |
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Patrick O'Donoghue has landed a job as a helicopter pilot crusading against Japan's cruel slaughter in the Antarctic Ocean. |
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Private and charter helicopter flights to Tresco are still welcomed by the owner. |
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Tresco's principal industry is tourism, and the heliport supported this by enabling scheduled helicopter service to and from the mainland. |
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In 2016 plans were announced for a new helicopter service between Penzance and the Isles of Scilly. |
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He was found by a US Coastguard helicopter crew that had tracked his emergency radio beacon. |
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A US Coastguard helicopter found him near dusk by tracking an emergency radio beacon which may have saved his life. |
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The RAF lacked aircraft large enough to transport Chinooks and so the helicopter crews flew themselves to Freetown. |
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Our camp is reinforced with supplies flown in by helicopter. |
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During the closing years of the 20th century designers began working on helicopter noise reduction. |
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For this reason, the maximum safe forward airspeed of a helicopter is given a design rating called VNE, velocity, never exceed. |
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A helicopter hovered overhead, catching every second of the gnarly ride. |
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He flew ashore on the Norfolk's helicopter for daily meetings, with a detachment of Royal Marines ensuring security. |
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The end result is constant control inputs and corrections by the pilot to keep the helicopter where it is required to be. |
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This is because a helicopter generates its own gusty air while in a hover, which acts against the fuselage and flight control surfaces. |
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This causes the helicopter to push air downward or upward, depending on the angle of attack. |
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Therefore, if a collective input is made, all the blades change equally, and the result is the helicopter increasing or decreasing in altitude. |
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The result is to tilt the rotor disk in a particular direction, resulting in the helicopter moving in that direction. |
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Turboshafts are also more reliable than piston engines, especially when producing the sustained high levels of power required by a helicopter. |
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It comprises three helicopter squadrons and is commanded by the Joint Helicopter Command. |
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While on route the helicopter crashed into the western side of Shanlieve, killing all three passengers and crew onboard. |
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The rotor system, or more simply rotor, is the rotating part of a helicopter that generates lift. |
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Army Special Forces, landed by helicopter and attacked three houses close to a known enemy stronghold in Pakistan. |
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An air ambulance helicopter is equipped to stabilize and provide limited medical treatment to a patient while in flight. |
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A helicopter used to carry loads connected to long cables or slings is called an aerial crane. |
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Improvements in fuels and engines during the first half of the 20th century were a critical factor in helicopter development. |
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Produced in several countries, the Bell 47 was the most popular helicopter model for nearly 30 years. |
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The Model 30 was developed into the Bell 47, which became the first helicopter certified for civilian use in the United States. |
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The subsequent Model 30 helicopter showed the design's simplicity and ease of use. |
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When Young arrived at Bell in 1941, he signed his patent over and began work on the helicopter. |
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In 1930, the Italian engineer Corradino D'Ascanio built his D'AT3, a coaxial helicopter. |
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Colonel Tailyour arranged for more reinforcements to be brought in via helicopter. |
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The helicopter borne assault of 45 Commando was the first time helicopters were used by UK forces to lift men directly into a combat zone. |
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In 1911, Slovenian philosopher and economist Ivan Slokar patented a helicopter configuration. |
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But a private assault course and lawn suitable for helicopter landings is pretty extraordinary, we reckon. |
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The helicopter was damaged by explosions and one of his workers was badly burned. |
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Having taken the airfield with a dozen casualties, the remainder of the battalion flew in by helicopter. |
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By air, the government owned Atlantic Airways provides helicopter service to each of the islands. |
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Designs similar to the Chinese helicopter toy appeared in Renaissance paintings and other works. |
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To celebrate, an RAF Sea King helicopter and other lifeboats are on their way for a seafront training exercise. |
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This allows the helicopter to take off and land vertically, to hover, and to fly forward, backward, and laterally. |
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A helicopter is a type of rotorcraft in which lift and thrust are supplied by rotors. |
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Skybus became the sole remaining air link for the Isles of Scilly from October 2012, when the helicopter service from Penzance ended. |
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In 2014 at the New Delhi Auto Show, Renault announced a new model, the Kwid Concept, which comes with helicopter drone. |
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In the late summer of 1986 Geoff Newman, a freelance helicopter pilot and consultant, contacted Holden about the air ambulance project. |
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Bond and Her Majesty jump from the helicopter into the stadium with Union Flag parachutes. |
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As of 2015, the helicopter is available 12 hours of the day, a first for the air ambulance service in Cornwall. |
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In February the crew moved to Monaco and Monte Carlo for scenes in a casino and a demonstration of a Tiger helicopter. |
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At this time the airport had a direct helicopter service to Central London from the gardens on the roof of the terminal building. |
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With the change came a change in helicopter and the service now operates the MD902 Explorer, with its NOTAR design. |
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In terms of power, a hovercraft would only need between one quarter to one half of the power required by a helicopter. |
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I've seen her plug a lindwyrm through the eyestalk from a moving helicopter. |
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For the identification of Kyrgyzstani killed in helicopter crash Aidana Bayziyeva, the DNA test will be conducted. |
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When they were not on helicopter duty, the crew would revert to their normal jobs on the road ambulances in the County. |
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The aircrew are selected from existing ambulance service personnel and specially trained for their work on the helicopter. |
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The helicopter flies about 1000 missions per year, and has flown over 20,000 missions in total. |
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Cornwall Air Ambulance was the first dedicated helicopter emergency medical service operational in the United Kingdom. |
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Trips from the camp to the Pole itself may be arranged overland or by helicopter. |
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Or as any of us moguls fanatics could tell, the extra poundage gets in the way of the backscratcher, helicopter, iron cross and the daffy. |
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In July 2000 Finmeccanica and GKN agreed to merge their respective helicopter subsidiaries to form AgustaWestland. |
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I am very grateful for this opportunity to debate the Heathrow to Gatwick helicopter airlink. |
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It is also used as a training location for military rescue helicopter pilots. |
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Petty Officer Rivas found loose ball bearings in an engine-drain screen on a squadron MH-53E helicopter. |
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As a helicopter moves from hover to forward flight it enters a state called translational lift which provides extra lift without increasing power. |
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An extra Twin Otter aircraft was sourced for the beginning of the 2013 season following the cessation of helicopter services to and from the islands. |
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Liam, who is currently an Aircrewman trainee on the new Merlin Mk2 helicopter with Culdrose's 824 Naval Air Squadron, PS10 per mile, for his two chosen charities. |
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We are loud and wear ear defenders on stage, and sometimes our manager 'Beverley' Bordman, a former Vietnam helicopter pilot, comes on stage wearing a frock. |
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It recommended fundamental reorganisation of the ambulance service and various other options, including introduction of a helicopter air ambulance. |
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The swashplate can also change its angle to move the blades angle forwards or backwards, or left and right, to make the helicopter move in those directions. |
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There is also a helicopter shuttle service, which offers air taxi services to a number of sites around the island, mainly on the West Coast tourist belt. |
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When we were there, there were ten British Chinooks in the air for 5,000 or so fighting troops, one of them a medivac helicopter which was 30 years old. |
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If the pilot pushes the cyclic to the side, the rotor disk tilts to that side and produces thrust in that direction, causing the helicopter to hover sideways. |
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However, the helicopter is low on fuel and the royal flies off to refuel, leaving behind winchman and paramedic Master Aircrewman Richard Taylor to look after the 15-year-old. |
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Britain, which has not experienced a helicopter escape since the late 1970s, has been more aggressive about installing antihelicopter nets in its prisons. |
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Despite these warnings, about one vehicle each month is stranded on the causeway, requiring rescue by HM Coastguard, Seahouses RNLI lifeboat, or RAF helicopter. |
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The earliest helicopter engines were simple mechanical devices, such as rubber bands or spindles, which relegated the size of helicopters to toys and small models. |
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A second helicopter was eventually added to the service in the summers. |
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The Russian community has also experienced two air accidents, Vnukovo Airlines Flight 2801, which killed 141 people, and the Heerodden helicopter accident. |
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Four of the crew were rescued by a helicopter from RAF Chivenor. |
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Avalanches and rockslides cut them off for two days and James had just a handful of rations left when he was rescued by helicopter and flown back to Base Camp. |
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In a moving helicopter, however, the speed of the blades relative to the air depends on the speed of the helicopter as well as on their rotational speed. |
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A Spanish Maritime Safety Agency AW139SAR rescue helicopter. |
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The Schweizer 269C-1 helicopter struck power cables attached to wooden poles 30ft off the ground at speed while performing an exercise known as autorotation. |
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Another light helicopter based recce was launched an hour later. |
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One could scarcely expect the man to know how to fly a helicopter. |
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When introduced on 1 April 1987, Cornwall's air ambulance was the first dedicated helicopter emergency medical service operational in the United Kingdom. |
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Balzers Heliport is available for chartered helicopter flights. |
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The Fw 61 broke all of the helicopter world records in 1937, demonstrating a flight envelope that had only previously been achieved by the autogyro. |
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For a standard helicopter with a single main rotor, the tips of the main rotor blades produce a vortex ring in the air, which is a spiraling and circularly rotating airflow. |
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A helicopter is also being used to monitor the rally aerially. |
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On her first visit to Iraq in 2005, when travelling to Shaibah, the largest British base in Southern Iraq, the helicopter she was travelling in was targeted by missiles. |
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Lifeboats, Coastguard teams and an RAF helicopter searched the area for two hours before spotting the couple waving at them from the shoreline at Allhallows, Kent. |
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The heliport was served by the mainland helicopter service from 1983 to 2012 and now offers a landing site for private and charter helicopters by private arrangement. |
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In 1908, Edison patented his own design for a helicopter powered by a gasoline engine with box kites attached to a mast by cables for a rotor, but it never flew. |
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The accident was noticed straight away as when the helicopter tail got caught in the wire, the area suffered a black-out, which alerted the EAC switch board. |
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All five people aboard were killed RUSSIA An unidentified survivor of an oil drilling platform Kolskaya is evacuated from a ship Magadan to a helicopter in the Sea of Okhotsk. |
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Edison built a helicopter and used the paper for a stock ticker to create guncotton, with which he attempted to power an internal combustion engine. |
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My bluntish point is that anyone trying to get into Glasgow city centre for an afternoon's spend better come in a helicopter if they want anywhere near Argyle Street. |
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Troy Leveron, and I were given GPS coordinates on a piece of scratch paper by the EA-6B squadron XO, who was coordinating helicopter HADR operations. |
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The regular whump of rotating helicopter blades segued into the sound of an old car engine idling, before evolving into a burst of static resembling a poorly tuned radio. |
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The Cornwall Air Ambulance helicopter provides cover to the islands. |
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Earlier on Tuesday morning, the helicopter deputies had spotted Whitfield's Chevrolet truck stuck in a mud bog off a dirt road a half-mile from the home, the sergeant said. |
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Loaded with eight Hellfire missiles, 38 antitank rockets and a 30 mm cannon the helicopter will be used to provide close support for ground troops. |
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In the same year Saro's helicopter and hovercraft interests were taken over by Westland Aircraft which continued the Skeeter family with the Scout and Wasp. |
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The latter was intended to be transported under a helicopter. |
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The Duke of Cambridge piloted the RAF Sea King helicopter while his colleagues winched the teenager to safety from Silver Bay, Anglesey, on Thursday. |
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In a March 2007 helicopter count, only 960 individuals were detected. |
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More than an hour later, Saudi special forces made it through traffic and, along with others from their unit who arrived in a helicopter, fought to retake the compound. |
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On 29 June 2011, a passenger had to be airlifted from Scillonian III by a rescue helicopter from RNAS Culdrose after complaining about severe chest pains. |
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Meanwhile, 42 Commando prepared to move by helicopter to Mount Kent. |
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