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Contains 25 items, last updated on 10/16/07
Pictures of our training and views from the classroom
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Contains 27 items, last updated on 07/26/07
This KMax is one of 26 in the world. This one seat helicopters is specially designed for lifting. It is at Bremerton to lift a poll into place in a remote location for the power company.
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Contains 14 items, last updated on 07/26/07
King Count Sheriff's Search and Rescue helicopter, a refurbished Huey, stopped in for fuel and to wait for the ground crews the dropped off in the Olympics.
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Contains 21 items, last updated on 07/26/07
A-Star doing long line training at the south warm-up. This is where you pick up an object on a 200 foot line suspended from the helicopter.
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Contains 6 items, last updated on 07/26/07
Airlift Northwest's Agusta 109 Power doing maneuvers from the Alpha taxiway. The same area we use for practice.
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Contains 11 items, last updated on 07/26/07
Yes I know, these aren't helicopters. They can't hover but we won't hold that against them. They are still pretty cool. Look for the Cessna's in the background. They are not that far away!
