Kaman HOK-1 (OH-43D) 'Huskie'
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Rhys R Talbot Montrose, CA | Was a crew chief on the HOK from Feb62 till Nov63 with VMO-6 & VMO-2.
An easy bird to fly, loved it. 09/12/2007 @ 13:58 [ref: 17911] |
W Wagemaker Granby, CT | Ref HOK, 81 were produced beginning in 1953. All were delivered to Marine Squadrons,initially at New River, N.C. The synchropter design is diferent in that no tail rotor is needed. Also the whole aircraft is within the rotor diameter. The rotor is controlled by mechanical linkage from the cockpit controls to the flap assemblies which are mounted on each of the four rotor blades. Flap movement causes the wooden rotor blade to twist imparting movement to the airframe. The flap is mounted about two thirds the rotor diameter. Sme basic system used on all Kaman designed helicopters. 02/09/2007 @ 11:41 [ref: 15466] |
Darryl jacksonville, FL | My Father (Bob Currie)was in HMX-1 1957-1959, was aircrew on HOK and HR2S. 10/25/2006 @ 12:03 [ref: 14560] |
Shawn A Dorsch Charlotte, NC | The Carolinas Aviation Museum has a Kaman HOK-1 in our collection. We are in the process of fabricating a missing door, and it will then be completed and placed in our new hangar in late 2005
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02/07/2005 @ 18:23 [ref: 9387] |