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Bristol 173 / 3 XE286 hovering at Old Mixon in November 1956
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Bristol 173 / 3 XE286 hovering at Old Mixon in November 1956
Bristol 173/3, XE286, hovering at Old Mixon in November 1956. Date: 1956
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1. Title: A Historic Moment in Aviation History: The Bristol 173/3 (XE286) Hovering at Old Mixon in November 1956 2. Description: This photograph captures a significant moment in aviation history as the Bristol 173/3, registration number XE286, hovers gracefully above Old Mixon in November 1956. The Bristol 173/3, also known as the Sycamore, was a versatile and innovative helicopter that revolutionized the aviation industry with its advanced capabilities. 3. Background: The Sycamore was a British-designed and manufactured helicopter that first flew in 1951. It was a twin-engine, single-main-rotor helicopter that could be used for various roles, including transport, search and rescue, and military applications. The helicopter's ability to hover and take off and land vertically made it a game-changer in the field of aviation. 4. Significance: The photograph showcases the Sycamore's impressive hovering capabilities, which were a marvel at the time. The image also highlights the helicopter's versatility and adaptability, as it hovers above the picturesque Old Mixon landscape. The Sycamore went on to become a symbol of British aviation innovation and was used by various military and civilian organizations around the world. 5. Technical Details: The photograph was taken in November 1956, and the location is Old Mixon, likely in the United Kingdom. The image is a print, and the dimensions are approximately 13.2 x 11 inches (33.5 x 28 cm). The print is from the Mary Evans Picture Library and is available for rights-managed licensing. 6. Conclusion: This photograph is a rare and fascinating glimpse into the past, capturing a historic moment in aviation history. The image of the Bristol 173/3 (XE286) hovering at Old Mixon in November 1956 is a testament to the ingenuity and innovation of the British aviation industry and the Sycamore's enduring impact on the world of helicopters.
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