A Glance At Soviet Helicopter Design Philosophy
SM_STRUCT_1977-1261
11/16/1977
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It is a truism that progress in any field of technical activities is enhanced through an exchange of information by people directly engaged in that field. It is also true that any nation desiring to maintain a leading position or simply stay close to the top in a particular technological area must have a knowledge of what is going on abroad (this is usually best achieved through mutual exchange of technical information and ideas). With respect to the rotary-wing domain, this means that regardless of the political climate, and temperature of various international confrontations. we must become as knowledgable as possible in regard to the status of technology and, even more important, the technical ideas and philosophies prevailing abroad. As far as Western countries and Japan are concerned, there is a continuous technical exchange through American and European Forums, Specialist Meetings such as the present one, and readily available publications of all kinds. These routes of exchange are still further reinforced by such activities as licensing agreements and international ventures into the common development of new aircraft.
- Citation
- Stepniewski, W., "A Glance At Soviet Helicopter Design Philosophy," Helicopter Structures Technology - Moffett Field, California 1977, Moffett Field, California, November 16, 1977, https://doi.org/10.4050/SM_STRUCT_1977-1261.