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English: A Sikorsky H-34 helicopter at the Pima Air & Space Museum; a Sigma SFD ("Super Fine Detail") pic.
It's a VH-34C model set up for executive transport. It was used by the Presidential Fleet. Its call-sign (when carrying the President) would have been "Army One." Since 1976, the Marines have done all of the Presidential helicoptering as "Marine One." Take a peek at all the pixels. |
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| Author | aaronx |
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