Vertol Model 107

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The Vertol Model 107 is an American twin-rotor, medium-lift transport helicopter prototype that served as the basis for later military and civilian tandem-rotor helicopters.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf helicopter
prototype aircraft
tandem-rotor helicopter
transport helicopter
aircraftCategory rotorcraft
aircraftType twin-engine helicopter
countryOfOrigin United States
designedBy Vertol engineering team
designedFor medium-lift capability
designFeature rear loading ramp (on later derivatives)
developedInto Boeing Vertol 107-II
linked to: Vertol Model 107

Boeing Vertol CH-46 Sea Knight
linked to: CH-46 Sea Knight

KV-107
era Cold War
firstFlight 1958
influenced subsequent Boeing Vertol tandem-rotor designs
laterManufacturer Boeing Vertol
manufacturer Vertol Aircraft Corporation
linked to: Boeing Vertol
numberOfMainRotors 2
powerplantType turboshaft engine
primaryUse cargo transport (in derivatives)
troop transport (in derivatives)
role medium-lift transport
rotorConfiguration tandem twin-rotor
stabilityFeature tandem rotor for torque balance
successor Boeing Vertol 107-II-2
linked to: Vertol Model 107

Boeing Vertol CH-46A Sea Knight
linked to: CH-46 Sea Knight
tailRotor none
usedAsBasisFor civilian tandem-rotor helicopters
military tandem-rotor helicopters

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CH-47 Chinook family developedFrom Vertol Model 107
Vertol Model 107 developedInto Boeing Vertol 107-II
linked to: Vertol Model 107
Vertol Model 107 successor Boeing Vertol 107-II-2
linked to: Vertol Model 107