Kaman Collection

Kaman HH-43F Huskie 62-4450 (msn 176), fire-fighting and rescue helicopter. Delivered as a Kaman HH-43B Huskie 62-4450 was converted to an HH-43F by replacing the original piston engine with a

Kaman HH-43B Huskie, 62-4535 base rescue helicopter
Kaman HH-43B Huskie, 62-4535, the base rescue helicopter at Upper Heyford. This helicopter is currently in the Midland Air Museum, Coventry

Kaman K-225 N401A (msn 5), at the New England Air Museum, Windsor Locks, CT. in company with Grumman F9F-2 Panther 125155, formerly of VMF-323 US Marine Corps. Date: circa 1958

Kaman HOK-1 139974, at Pima Air and Space Museum, Tucson, AZ. Date: circa 1985

Kaman HH-43F Huskie 59-1583 (msn 64), shortly after disposal to Allied Aircraft Sales. On the civil registry, this helicopter was used for flying crane duties until it exploded in mid-air when

Kaman UH-2B Seasprite 151306
United States Navy (USN) - Kaman UH-2B Seasprite 151306 (msn 143, base code TF, call-sign 20'), of HSL-33. Date: circa 1985

Kaman HH-43F Huskie 58-1841 (msn 1, model K-600-5), at the Pate Transportation Museum, Cresson, TX. Date: circa 1990

United States Air Force - Kaman HH-43F Huskie 59-1544 (msn 25), of Detachment 14, 42nd Aerospace Rescue Squadron, at Nellis Air Force Base

Kaman K-125B N60377 - NX60377
Kaman K-125B N60377 / NX60377 (msn 1). The first helicopter designed and built by (Charles H) Kaman Aircraft Corp, Bradley Field, Windsor Locks CT

A USAF Kaman HH-43F Huskie
USAF Kaman HH-43F 62-4538 (msn 164). the HH-43F was used for fire-fighting duties as well as combat rescue. Date: circa 1970

Kaman K-20 H-2 Seasprite Helicopter

Charles H Kaman flying the Kaman K-125 NX60377
Charles H. Kaman flying the Kaman K-125, NX60377

Kaman HH-43B Huskie, 62-4535, the base rescue helicopter?
Kaman HH-43B Huskie, 62-4535, the base rescue helicopter at Upper Heyford. This helicopter is currently in the Midland Air Museum, Coventry

Kaman UH-2 with a J85 turbojet and wings from a Beechcraft Queen Air

Experimental Kaman rotochute application on a standard military M2 air-drop container, centre. One-third scale model left and one-sixth scale model right. On the right is Wally Wannlund

Kaman early rotor test rig circa 1945-46
Kaman early rotor test rig. circa 1945-46. Date: 1945

Kaman H-43B Huskie 59-1564
Kaman H-43B Huskie, 59-1564

Kaman HOK-1 125530
Kaman HOK-1, 125530

Kaman HOK-1 125531
Kaman HOK-1, 125531

A modified Kaman K-225 Dogship N400A (foreground)
A modified Kaman K-225 Dogship, N400A, foreground, and the first Kaman HTK-1

Kaman helicopters, 1947-1950, from left, K-125, K-190 and K-225. Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, Connecticut. Date: 1947

Kaman K-225 125477 equipped with a Boeing 502-2
Kaman K-225, 125477, equipped with a Boeing 502-2, the worlds first gas turbine-powered helicopter

W R Murray Chief Test Pilot takes Kaman K-225 125477
W.R. Murray, Chief Test Pilot, takes Kaman K-225, 125477, equipped with a Boeing 502-2 on its first flight becoming the worlds first gas turbine-powered helicopter. 10 December 1951. Date: 1951

Charles H Kaman receiving the first Ca certificate
On 15 April 1949 Charles H. Kaman, right, received the companys first Ca certificate for the K-190 from Herbert M. Toomey, Chief, Civil Aeronautics Administration, First Region, left, Hal Hermes

Kaman K-190 NX74105
Kaman K-190, NX74105

Kaman K-125-A NX63077
Kaman K-125-A, NX63077

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"Unleashing the Power of Kaman: A Legacy of Aviation Excellence" Step into the world of Kaman, where innovation and reliability soar through the skies. From the iconic Kaman HH-43B Huskie to the versatile 62-4535 base rescue helicopter, each aircraft tells a story of courage and unwavering dedication. Witness the grace and strength of the Kaman HH-43F Huskie 62-4450 as it effortlessly maneuvers through challenging terrains, rescuing lives with precision and efficiency. Its counterpart, the mighty Kaman HOK-1 139974, stands tall as a symbol of military might, serving our nation with honor. But let's not forget about their counterparts in civilian service. The trusty Kaman UH-2B Seasprite 151306 takes on various missions with ease, proving its adaptability time and again. Meanwhile, the resilient HH-43F Huskie 59-1583 showcases its versatility by tackling any emergency situation that comes its way. In this captivating journey through aviation history, we encounter another gem -the remarkable United States Air Force -Kaman HH-43F Huskie 59-1544. This embodiment of power exemplifies how technology can be harnessed for humanitarian purposes. The enchanting beauty of flight continues with glimpses into private ownerships such as the elegant Kaman K-225 N401A or NX60377-N60377 duo. These aircraft embody luxury while maintaining an undeniable connection to their rich heritage. As we delve deeper into this captivating world filled with helicopters like no other, we stumble upon yet another USAF marvel -the awe-inspiring USAF-Kaman HH-43F Huskie. Its presence alone commands respect while reminding us all why these machines are truly wonders to behold. Finally, our journey concludes on a high note with none other than the legendary Kaman K20-H2 Seasprite.