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Boeing Model 360. A private venture, all composite technology demonstrator developed by Boeing in the Mid 1980's.

[edit] Fair use for Boeing Helicopters

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• The Boeing Model 360 is a one of a kind (one built) helicopter developed as a technology demonstrator by Boeing Helicopters
• The Model 360 was conceived as a possible replacement for the CH-46 Sea Knight however was never fulfilled.

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