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  • 101Quadrokopter — „Flug Jeep“ Curtiss Wright VZ 7AP Ein Quadrocopter (von lateinisch quadrum, Viereck) ist ein Luftfahrzeug, das vier in einer Ebene angeordnete, senkrecht nach unten wirkende Rotoren oder Propeller benutzt, um Auftrieb und durch Neigung der… …

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  • 102Bell XF-109 — Infobox Aircraft name=D 188A XF 109 / XF3L type=VTOL fighter manufacturer=Bell Aircraft Corporation caption=XF 109 mockup with engine pods rotated for vertical flight. designer= first flight= introduced= retired= status=Cancelled 1961 primary… …

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  • 103Bell X-14 — infobox Aircraft name = X 14 caption = Bell Type 68 VTOL type = Experimental VTOL manufacturer = Bell Aircraft designer = first flight = 19 February 1957 introduced = retired = 29 May 1981 produced = primary user = NASA more users = United States …

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  • 104Super X — Infobox Weapon is vehicle=yes type=VTOL craft origin=Japan name = Super X caption = length = 27.2 meters width = height = 11.2 meters weight = 150 tons suspension = rotors speed = mach 1 vehicle range = primary armament = Cadmium missiles… …

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  • 105EWR VJ 101 — infobox Aircraft name = VJ 101 type = V/STOL fighter manufacturer = EWR caption = EWR VJ101C in the Deutsches Museum in Munich designer = first flight = 10 April avyear|1963 introduced = retired = 1968 status =Cancelled primary user = more users …

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  • 106Dornier Do 31 — in 1968 Role VTOL transport …

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  • 107DDG-182 Mirai — General characteristics Displacement: 7,735 tons standard 9,998 tons full load Length: 561 ft (171 m) …

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  • 108Crysis Warhead — Developer(s) Crytek Budapest Publisher(s) Electronic Arts Distributor(s) …

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  • 109Bell-Boeing V-22 — Osprey …

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  • 110CTOL — CTOL: Eine Junkers Ju 52 beschleunigt vor dem Start CTOL ist die Abkürzung für Conventional Take Off and Landing und beschreibt die konventionelle Start und Landeweise von Flugzeugen durch Beschleunigen bis zum Erreichen der Startgeschwindigkeit… …

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