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Old November 29th 03, 07:48 AM
robert arndt
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Ralph Savelsberg wrote in message ...
robert arndt wrote:

BTW Fokker (also not Focker) never built helicopters and at the time of
WW II had moved his business back to The Netherlands.

Regards,
Ralph Savelsberg



Fokker does now as a contributing partner to the NH-90:


ww.globalsecurity.org/military/world/europe/images/nh90-731.jpg

Rob


Fokker, as in Anthony Fokker, never built helicopters.

The few remnants of his once thriving company, which although it built
rather nifty airliners had financial trouble and ultimately went
bankrupt sometime in the `ninetees, indeed survive by working as
sub-contractors for various projects, including on the NH-90.
Saying that Fokker builds Helicopters is like saying Messier-Bugatti
builds planes (for those of you who don't know, they do hydraulics for
landing gears, for instance).


Regards,
Ralph Savelsberg


On small historical correction Ralph. Anthony Fokker, together with
Stork, helped build the Baumhauer helicopter in 1925. It was the
Netherlands first helicopter.

Rob
 




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