Helo Collection

Cornwall Modelling Society, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. June 1992
John Wilkes, from Redruth, with his replica model of the Cornwall First Air Ambulance. The Modelling Society, who held their exhibition in Lostwithiel Community Centre

RAF Puma Mk2 Helicopter
A Royal Air Force Puma Mark 2 helicopter lands at RAF Honington, Suffolk. The multi-million pound upgrade to the original Puma means that the Puma 2 benefits from new engines which give them 35 per

Lynx Mk8 helicopter of HMS Edinburgh
The Lynx Mk8 helicopter of HMS Edinburgh during the Type 42 destroyers transit from Stanley to Fitzroy in the Falkland Islands in 2007

Armys new AH64D Apache Longbow helicopters depart from RAF Leuchars. 01 / 03 / 2002
APACHES FAREWELL TO SCOTLAND. Three of the Armys new AH64D Apache Longbow helicopters depart from RAF Leuchars at the end of a major joint Army/RAF night flying exercise

Lynx Helicopter of HMS Edinburgh
The Lynx Mk8 helicopter of HMS Edinburgh during the Type 42 destroyers transit from Stanley to Fitzroy in the Falkland Islands in 2007

Chinook from 27 Squadron RAF Carrying Stores Over Afghanistan
A Chinook from 27 Squadron RAF carries stores to replenish troops operating in the mountains of Afghanistan. The chinooks are operating in support of 45 Commando RM and 3 Commando Brigade elements

A search and rescue swimmer jumps from an SH-60F Sea Hawk helicopter
Pensacola, Florida, March 30, 2009 - A search and rescue swimmer jumps from an SH-60F Sea Hawk helicopter

A Marine posts security as a team of Marines prepare to enter an enemy warehouse
January 24, 2006 - A Marine posts security as a team of Marines prepare to enter a simulated enemy warehouse during a HELO Raid exercise in the jungles of Guam

A Marine and role-playing enemy aggressor prepare to square-off with simulated paint
Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, March 6, 2007 - A Marine and role-playing enemy aggressor prepare to square-off with simulated paint rounds as Marines move toward their objective

Marine uses a tree for cover and concealment while providing security
August 2, 2006 - Marine uses a tree for cover and concealment while providing security during a patrol at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

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"Helo: A Glimpse into the World of Helicopters and Aviation" Step back in time to June 1992, where the Cornwall Modelling Society showcased their passion for aviation at Lostwithiel, Cornwall. Amongst the impressive display was the RAF Puma Mk2 helicopter, exuding power and grace. Meanwhile, onboard HMS Edinburgh, a Lynx Mk8 helicopter stood tall on its deck. Its sleek design hinted at its ability to navigate through even the most challenging conditions with ease. In another corner of the world, a British Army WAH-64 Apache attack helicopter prepared itself for action. The anticipation grew as it readied its underslung 30mm cannon - a force to be reckoned with. Fast forward to March 2002 when the Army's new AH64D Apache Longbow helicopters took flight from RAF Leuchars. These cutting-edge machines marked a new era in aerial warfare. Back on board HMS Edinburgh, yet another Lynx helicopter awaited its next mission. With each rotor blade spinning effortlessly above it, this aircraft symbolized strength and versatility. Over Afghanistan's rugged terrain, a Chinook from 27 Squadron RAF soared through the sky carrying essential supplies. Its presence brought hope amidst adversity. Returning once again to an RAF base was the mighty Puma Mk2 helicopter. This formidable machine served as a reminder of Britain's commitment to maintaining air superiority. The British Army WAH-64 Apache attack helicopter reappeared before our eyes; however this time it paused just before unleashing its devastating firepower upon targets below - truly awe-inspiring. As we journeyed across oceans towards USS Kearsarge (LHD 3), fog enveloped her flight deck in an ethereal embrace. Through this mist emerged stories of bravery and resilience that echoed throughout history. Lastly, we found ourselves at NASA's Shuttle Landing Facility (SLF). Here various aircraft types rested on tarmacs, awaiting their next mission to explore the unknown depths of space.