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I know the video was not fake, but I have no information about it.
I believe I recorded it from a compilation of aircraft accidents but it was from 20 years ago. I unfortunately dont have the tape anymore. The vehicle, I believe - was put together by some contractor for the forestry service. It consisted of a large - dirigible type baloon and four big Sikorsky helicopters (the old "split level" bird which initially was powered by P&W R98 rotary engines). The tail sections of the Sikorsky's had been removed and the whole structure of the vehicle composed of what looked like steel latticework. It was a real catastrophe. An oscillation developed, at least one of the helicpter bodies broke free of the structure and crashed to the ground from about 40 feet. I am hoping for ANYONE knowing about this thing to pass on more info! =THANKS WavY respond by email if'n ya want - it works too |
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