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Bell V-22 Osprey —

提交时间：5 年以前

561 of V22 1266 at KLEX

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sitkaspruce5 年以前

Have never seen this aircraft configured for flight while on the ground. Can you imagine what would happen if those 38 foot rotors bit the tarmac. And, yes, I do understand this could not happen.

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Capwatts1986Photo Uploader5 年以前

lol - if it could it would be impressive

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