Baldwin Armed Mono Tiltrotor Concept

Baldwin Technologies has produced a new video showing how its Mono Tiltrotor (MTR) concept could apply to the US military's notional post-2020 Joint Multi Role (JMR) requirement to replace the AH-64 Apache, UH-60 Black Hawk, AH-1Z SuperCobra, UH-1Z Huey and MH-60 Seahawk helicopters. The JMR would perform attack, reconnaissance, cargo and utility roles, with the ability to be optionally manned.

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Science & Technology

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• Baldwin
• MTR
• rotorcraft
• tiltrotor
• unmanned
• Army
• aviation
• aircraft

[benandsherri]

Remind anyone else of the flying drone in "Terminator?"

[thewolfster84]

You know the more I see these new robots the more i see the robot taking over. Be ready people the robot ass raping is near

[highrapture]

i love this concept ._.

i want. with a cockpit xD

[BeondaPale]

@tattat44

It's a heavy cargo pod

[MGazT]

its gonna have to hover before it can fire.

[tattat44]

So the bottom structure is a fuel pod right?

[tommyzDad]

@benandsherri

Fecking Military Industrial Complex, rather than see the warnings James Cameron made, they use his ideas as inspiration! ;)

[tiltrotorcoaxialheli]

dont shoot the missles in airplane mode!

[RektalFlottenAdmiral]

oki doki, but plz just don't let this thing tap into a wifi called skynet allright??

[assoonas1]

@username0u812ic not anymore. The U.S. has drones that will be able to achieve air superiority.

[AtheistChaplain]

@username0u812ic

True about Air Superiority, but what about a shoulder launched anti air missile or even a dumb unguided RPG,.

A Barrett .50 cal could drop one easily if it were hovering or with a good marksman while it was moving slowly during transition.

None the less it is a nice idea, it just has to get off the ground and out of the 3D CAD stage :-)