F 2102 US Navy Training Film: Helicopter Orientation, the Basic Anatomy of a Helicopter Bell 47

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[@steveturner3999]

Grew up watching these on all the old tv shows in the early 60’s. Have loved them ever since.

[@danielcarlson800]

AWESOME 70 year old film!!!!!

[@rickhalverson2014]

Very very good archival film footage. Thank you for making it available.

[@junkerju58]

It's a good intro for aspiring rotary wing pilots who most likely will have to learn from a piston powered helicopter specially for civilians who must pay their own way. Reminds me of my first nitro powered RC helicopter that came with a flybar rotor head and newer models became flybarless powered by high output lithium polymer batteries.

[@kevinmcguire3715]

Are you sure it was just a flybar or did it have paddles as in the Hiller Rotormatic system?

[@twistedhippie7608]

I love the Bell 47. I’m trying to learn more about it.

[@danielcarlson7931]

Get a copy of "The Bell 47 Helicopter Story" by Jeff Evan's and Bob Petite. 2013.

[@Steeyuv]

If I moved the controls as much in flight as in those demos, I’d have about two seconds to live.

[@willrobbinson]

why is there no comments? thought it was a good intro

[@hiralallodhinarvariya7964]

सबसे पुराने वाले मॉडल दिखाएं

[@richarddegen6184]

no comprende