- propeller-driven sledge,
sleigh or
toboggan which slides on
runners or skis.
Aerosleds are used for communications, mail deliveries,
medical aid,
emergency recovery...
- (37 mph; 32 kn). However, most
Soviet airboats are
aerosleds (referred to as "aerosanis" in Russian). An
aerosled is an
aircraft propeller driven amphibious vehicle...
- Zhukovsky, then
worked at
TsAGI from 1918–1936. He
designed and
built several aerosleds ARBES along with B. S. Stechkin.
After the
establishment of the aircraft...
-
Around the same time,
Nikolay Kamov developed the
similar but
larger Aerosled K30. The A-3
Aerosledge has a hull
built of
riveted metal alloy construction...
- 2009-01-07.
Retrieved 2008-03-01. An
aerosani (Russian: aerosani,
literally '
aerosled') is a type of propeller-powered snowmobile,
running on skis, used for...
- vehicles, Joseph-Armand
Bombardier experimented with propeller-driven
aerosleds. His work with
snowplane designs can be
traced to
before 1920. He quickly...
- AI-14VF
Kamov Ka-26
Nanchang CJ-6 PZL-101
Gawron PZL-104
Wilga Sever-2 (
aerosled based on GAZ-M20
Pobeda p****enger car)
Yakovlev Yak-12
Yakovlev Yak-18...
- snowfalls.
These aerosans were
organised into both
combat aerosled battalions (BASB) and
transport aerosled battalions (TASB). The RF-8 was one such vehicle....
-
attempt to
steal an
experimental Hyper-Time
drive using force beamers and
aerosleds from a
group of
Legionnaires while it is en
route to
their headquarters...
- ****ure opportunity.
Aviation portal Heroic Age of
Antarctic Exploration Aerosled, propeller-driven
sledge Hydrocopter ****-propelled
vehicle Bethany Robinson...
