The Air Force's MH-53H / J / M Pave Low helicopters were the last of the twin engined H-53s and were equipped with extensive avionics upgrades for all weather operation.
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With the arrival of the then revolutionary twin engined Vickers Wellington it was decided that No . 3 Group would be tasked with introducing the type into front line service.
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The twin engined fighters had a top speed of 395 MPH at 25, 000 feet and devastating firepower-four . 50 caliber machine guns and a 20mm cannon mounted in the nose.
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ILFC's new orders also include 40 twin engined airliners from the Airbus A320 family powered by V2500 powerplants from international Aero Engines ( IAE ) in which Rolls-Royce is a major shareholder.
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At 12 : 05 p . m . the twin engined Hornet launched from runway 05R at Naval Air Station Oceana on a heading of 053 degrees, conducting a scheduled training exercise.
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Additionally he was not properly checked and approved for operation on the aircraft type, as his most recent check had been done on a small piston twin engined aircraft instead of the DC-8.
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A conventional twin engined aircraft can provide more power than a single, and if an engine fails it can remain airborne on the remaining engine, something that is still important to navies today.
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Designed to accept either a single or twin inboard diesel engines ( normally Perkins 4107 and 4108's ) coupled to Enfield legs, the twin engined unit had a top speed of around 14 knots.
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His debut at Pikes Peak came driving in the Unlimited category in 1992 with a specially built twin engined Suzuki Cultus, which he followed up in 1995 with a rebodied twin engined Suzuki Escudo.
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His debut at Pikes Peak came driving in the Unlimited category in 1992 with a specially built twin engined Suzuki Cultus, which he followed up in 1995 with a rebodied twin engined Suzuki Escudo.
