Bell YOH-4

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The Bell YOH-4 was a light observation helicopter prototype developed for the U.S. Army in the 1960s that served as the basis for the later Bell 206 JetRanger series.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf light observation helicopter
prototype helicopter
basedOn Bell D-250 design study
basisFor Bell 206 JetRanger NERFINISHED
capacity pilot and observer
category 1960s United States military utility aircraft
helicopters of the United States
competedWith Fairchild-Hiller YOH-5 NERFINISHED
Hughes YOH-6 NERFINISHED
competition U.S. Army Light Observation Helicopter (LOH) program NERFINISHED
configuration single main rotor
tail rotor
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
crew 2
designation YOH-4A NERFINISHED
developedFor United States Army NERFINISHED
developedIn 1960s
developedInto Bell 206A JetRanger NERFINISHED
engineType turboshaft
era 1960s
fate not selected for large-scale Army procurement
firstFlight 1960s
lostTo Hughes OH-6 Cayuse NERFINISHED
manufacturer Bell Helicopter NERFINISHED
NATOReportingName not applicable
powerplant Allison T63 turboshaft NERFINISHED
primaryUser United States Army NERFINISHED
programName Light Observation Helicopter program
role light observation helicopter
scout helicopter
status not mass-produced
prototype only
successor Bell 206 JetRanger NERFINISHED
tailNumberExample N73999 (civil-registered prototype) NERFINISHED
usedFor evaluation
flight testing

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Bell 206 developedFrom Bell YOH-4