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About This Document: Experience suggests that, rather than being designed exclusively for (two-seat) light attack duties, the scout helicopter needs the flexibility provided by a cabin, so that it can (as a minimum) rescue the crew from a similar aircraft. If the operational requirement is more ambitious, involving combat rescue or security force deployment (as in the US Air Force's Common Vertical Lift Support Platform programme to replace the Bell UH-IN), then a much larger cabin is required, with provisions for lateral door gunners. In 1958 the Alouette II was deployed to Algeria, where it was used not only for scouting duties but also to escort transport helicopters, for casualty evacuation, and as an airborne command post.

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Tags: Armada International, Oct Nov 2011, Scout Helicopters, Braybrook, Roy, Feature, Aviation, Military aircraft, Military helicopters, Gas turbine engines, Security services, Evacuations & rescues, Light, Army-US, 928110

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