The Vertibird is a reality. I love these machines

The success of the V-22 Osprey in production and operational service paves the way for more tilt-rotors to follow. 👍

Now add that US navy anti gravity patent in there somehow.

Can’t wait for quad tilt rotor

I wonder if they will implement a belly missile launch system where they could have several missiles inside the cabin in a slanted position similar to a gun's mag clip so that the missiles could lower into place out of a hidden doorway that launches the missiles. Such a system would only take away around 6 inches of side room inside the cabin each side with the missiles slanted so it would take up about 6 feet wide from floor to ceiling of missiles perhaps up to 7 or 8 missiles each side of inside the cabin. A smaller 20mm Gatling multi barrel gun could be deployed from a pop out turret that has a 90 degree sideways sweep & 45 degree elevation sweep for targeting as well as a 20mm belt fed gun for a operator to use from the rear of the heliplane. These improvements would take the heliplane into a formidable attack class troupe carrier, cargo carrier being used on hotzones.

As someone who actually works on CV-22s... please stop trying to make my life more hellacious

Very good brothers 👍 from turkey

One of these was seen in Kansas today.

Tip in flying this new aircraft. Always put in mind that its a helicopter with side mounted rotors for thats how it fly safely. Short stubby wings cannot provide lift at speeds below 180 knots

Make it both like shnook and tilt rotor plane .

Uh 60 and Chenook helicopters look so god damn sexy

hello everyone, someone knows what kind of driveshaft they use for those aircraft?

wouldnt it be more efficient for hovering if the wings would tilt instead of only the end part tilting? Is there an aerodynamic flaw in this?

Any chance of using three jets for extra stability and speed with one at the front?

Theoretically....would there be a benefit if the blades of the rotors were able to telescope to a 50% reduction plus an additional fold out aileron to increase cruise speed and facilitate a traditional type airplane type landing in case an engine goes down?

Used my technology again tube with tube under presu inside

Do these new p roped vehicles have a turboprop ability? I would think that would make difference.

Bell 🔔🔥🇺🇸🌎Awesome!!

Are they considering anything like the Rotodyne design model? I like the design myself, but being I'm not an engineer, I defer to those whom are.

They are cool looking , those rotor blades are huge and intimidating, knowing the centrifugal force of these blades in a catastrophic situation makes me cringe !

That very tiny osprey like thing at the beginning of the vidio that better be real and real cheap because that thing looks fun lol

Why not use engines like they use on the British built tornado for take off and flying ?

Man I want this one to be adopted

Very unique! As in more unique than just averagely unique….

The Army belly ached a long time ago that it was prohibited from using fixed wing aircraft for offensive operations. This was the whine during the development of the Cheyenne helicopter. The solid rotor was one problem, the other problem was it had wings. Only the Air Force was suppose to have fixed wing offensive aircraft.

When are they just going to ditch the turbo props and go full jet engines to make an irl halo pelican

Make it stable then throw a 155 into it

High speed whirly gig technology , army wanna go supersonic maverick

A tilt rotor has to use the same blades for lift and for thrust. The twist of the blades has to be a compromise. If they are well designed for low speed lift, they are wrong for high speed flight. It is then difficult to get high speed flight and good efficiency. Bell have been working on tilt rotor design for sixty years. The army want to do better. Really?

What about Contra rotating propellers

The Aircraft looks great...But no weapons?? Why??? U can't always rely on Apaches or Cobras to provide Air Support and firepower...These tilt rotors should have been installed Heavy weapons such as Miniguns, Bushmaster Gun, Hellfire Rockets and Guided ammunitions. Etcm

Why don't I see tilt roter aircraft that are armed and engaging target with it's firepower the military helicopters are armed and are force multipliers by destroying the enemy coming in and out of hot LZs every other aircraft that I have seen has weapons systems on board and can engage enemy coming in and out to give your troops the best way in and can keep enemies heads down until the crafts ammo runs out and then leaves after to rearm and pick up another load of troops

Look they made the avenger In real Life!

If this is where my tax money is going, then I'm perfectly happy 💕

Why cant they make tilt rotors with jet engines?

It's easy just replace the blades on a osprey with fuckin bigass jets and hope it doesn't flip over or rip the wings off

Obviously the next step is putting jet engines in the place of the rotor engines

AVENGER :V

wouldn't they solve their issues of speed by using jet engines rather than props....?

why do they break their heads ! I already have a design for a mach 1 helicopter they should contact me !

Give delta plane

*Just MAKE the Army buy the Osprey , rather than spend all OUR TAX DOLLARS UNNECESSARILY to develop an entirely new aircraft. Problem SOLVED*

Tilt rotters to be replacedby plasma jets soon

Hope china don't steal your ideas

NASA patents

Don't air crashe sir.

Incredibly loud. No where near the ability of the Raider / Defiant program. DOES NOT have turboprop speed. Needs much larger landing zones. There are some basic transport in noncombat area missions that this thing is suitable for, but do not buy off on the idea that this replaces helicopters.

What I don't understand is why the Army needs to develop their own tilt rotor aircraft when there is so much data already from other successful aircraft like the V22 Osprey, AW609 and prototypes like the XV15 & XV-3. Its like they are trying to reinvent the wheel and it reminds me of another failure to use readily available and successful APC from the Marine Corps. They chose instead to spend billions on a completely new vehicle called the Stryker which also had less capability in every way. It seems the Army loves to spend taxpayers dollars simply because they can.

junk reporting.. no viable timeline to the vidi clips.. straight up PR garbage

WE r not buying this light wt crap. We need heavy lift 4 tilt V-22 type planes or 3 helo floating helo dump trucks. Speed is low on the list in peace time world In a disaster work we hve what we need in spades right NOW 10 times over.

WELL (gee whiz) what happened to the harrier..??? this thing is a piece of shit ! (hands down)

Wow that is not a good code name for the new design. Trast. Sounds like Trash.