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Hydrocopter

Amphibious propeller-driven catamaran

A hydrocopter is an amphibious propeller-driven catamaran with a boat-like hull, small wheels and pontoon skis (as in a seaplane). An aircraft engine

Hydrocopter

Aerosledge

Propeller-driven sled, sleigh or toboggan

was also an ASD-400 heavy assault sled used in World War II. Airboat Hydrocopter Ekranoplan Armoured fighting vehicle KRISTI snowcat Battle sled Multi-passenger

Aerosledge

Snowmobile

Land vehicle designed for travel on snow

Hyanide – Combination of a dirt bike and a snowmobile with four-wheel drive Hydrocopter – Amphibious propeller-driven catamaran Snowcat List of Canadian inventions

Snowmobile

Airboat

Type of watercraft propelled by an aircraft propeller

a very high chance of seeing an alligator on their tours. Hovercraft Hydrocopter Hydroplane (boat) Jetboat Rotor ship, a similar type of vessel using

Airboat

Holmöarna

Island group in Umeå, Sweden

course through the ice. Once the ice has grown too thick to break, a hydrocopter is put to use, but being susceptible to pervading winds, it is often

Holmöarna

Archipelago Sea

Part of the Baltic Sea

a pier for large ships isolated for days or weeks. Access is only by hydrocopter, hovercraft or helicopter. Many important shipping lanes cross the Archipelago

Archipelago Sea

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Fireboat

Firefighting vessel

various kind of firefighting, rescue, and oil destruction tasks. Also hydrocopters, rigid-hulled inflatable boats, fanboats and even hovercraft and helicopters

Fireboat

Air-tractor sledge

First plane taken to Antarctica

Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration Aerosled, propeller-driven sledge Hydrocopter Screw-propelled vehicle Bethany Robinson (2004) suggests the British

Air-tractor sledge

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Valas-class transport

and autumn when the ice was too thick for ships but too thin to carry, hydrocopters were sometimes the only means to reach the islands. The four basic transport

Valas-class transport