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Piasecki UH-25 Retriever

Piasecki UH-25 Retriever Tandem Helicopter Date: 1950s

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Aircraft Exterior Craft External Helicopters Rotary Rotary Wing Rotary Winged Rotor Rotor Craft Rotorcraft Transports Uh25 V 43 Vertol Wing Winged Workhorse


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1. Title: A 1950s Piasecki UH-25 Retriever Tandem Helicopter: A Military Workhorse of the Past 2. Description: This photograph showcases a Piasecki UH-25 Retriever helicopter from the 1950s, captured in its raw, industrial glory. The UH-25 Retriever, also known as the V-43, was a tandem rotor helicopter designed and manufactured by the Piasecki Helicopter Corporation. 3. Background: The Piasecki UH-25 Retriever was a versatile and robust helicopter, serving in the United States military from the late 1940s to the 1970s. Its tandem rotor configuration provided excellent lift capacity and stability, making it an ideal choice for various military transport missions. 4. Design and Features: The exterior of the UH-25 Retriever in this photograph reveals its distinctive features, including the twin rotors, large cargo bay, and utilitarian design. The tandem rotor configuration allowed for increased payload capacity and the ability to operate from short, unprepared landing sites. 5. Impact and Legacy: The Piasecki UH-25 Retriever played a significant role in the development of military helicopter technology and was a true workhorse during its service life. Its design influenced future helicopter designs and paved the way for more advanced rotorcraft. 6. Technical Details: The UH-25 Retriever had a maximum takeoff weight of 12,350 lbs (5,595 kg), a maximum speed of 105 mph (169 km/h), and a range of 350 miles (563 km). It could carry up to 10 passengers or 3,000 lbs (1,361 kg) of cargo. 7. Conclusion: This photograph offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing the Piasecki UH-25 Retriever Tandem Helicopter in its prime. Its enduring design and impact on military aviation make it an essential piece of history in the world of rotorcraft.

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