Sikorsky S-48The Sikorsky S 48 VS 327 R 5 model was a follow on to the successful R 4 helicopter. It was designed to meet a 1942 U. S. Army Air Forces (USAAF) requirement for a larger more capable observation helicopter as well as a British requirement. The XR 5 helicopters featured a 48 foot 3 bladed fully articulated main rotor and a 3 bladed tail rotor powered by the reliable Pratt and Whitney 450 hp R985 AN 5 radial engine. The S 48 had a 2 place tandem

whereas later U

06 or 700 mph @ 43

Designed by Julius von Berg

Martin had flown another prototype airplane called the 3-0-3

serving in various roles from bombing to special missions and troop transport

to the autopilot-equipped B-25C

The Model 7002 was designed to investigate delta wing behavior at low and high subsonic speeds

482 Model 152s and Aerobats had been produced

Scale: 1/140

AC-130s suppressed enemy air defense systems and attacked ground forces enabling the successful assault of the Point Salines Airfield via airdrop and air land of friendly forces

It is intended for use against hard-target entrances

Sikorsky UH-60 Blackhawk Medevac model