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Prometheus Pitts S2S Skip Stewart Airshows Crash Fire Extraction Safety Briefing
Prometheus Pitts S2S Skip Stewart Airshows Crash Fire Extraction Safety ...
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Pitts Special Aerobatics
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Ever Wonder What It’s Like to Dance in the Sky?
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Pitts Special Makes a Clean Landing
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Pitts Special History
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The Pitts Sky Car, designed by John W. Pitts in 1924, aimed for vertical take-off with a mushroom-shaped rotor featuring 60 hinged blades. John W. Pitts designed the Pitts Sky Car in 1924 for vertical take-off, featuring a mushroom-shaped rotor with 60 hinged blades. The prototype, with a Curtiss OX-5 engine, attempted flight in 1928 but failed, as shown in footage of it jumping rather than taking off. Like history? Follow us @HistoryPhotographed 🌟 | History In Pictures
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The Pitts Sky Car, designed by John W. Pitts in 1924, aimed for vertical take-off with a mushroom-shaped rotor featuring 60 hinged blades. John W. Pitts designed the Pitts Sky Car in 1924 for vertical take-off, featuring a mushroom-shaped rotor with 60 hinged blades. The prototype, with a Curtiss OX-5 engine, attempted flight in 1928 but failed, as shown in footage of it jumping rather than taking off. Like history? Follow us @HistoryPhotographed 🌟 | History In Pictures
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Stepping inside Pittsburgh's hidden history at the Heinz History Center
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