S-97 RAIDER™: The Next Big Thing in Army Aviation

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United States Lockheed Martin
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The Next Big Thing (2011)
Duration: 2:33
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The S-97 RAIDER™ is a next-generation light tactical prototype helicopter that can reach speeds of more than 220 knots, nearly double the speed of a conventional helicopter, and capable of flying at 10,000 feet in 95°F heat. RAIDER will redefine helicopter flight during the 21st century. Learn more: http://lmt.co/2opsbJ6



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