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James Bond's Little Nellie Helicopter

Sep. 28, 1967 - James Bond's Secret Weapon Crashes on Publicity Stunt.: Yesterday Little Nellie, James Bond's secret weapon in the film You Only Live Twice Crashed in an undignified heap during a publicity stung at Manchester Airport. A gust of wind hit the nippy little autogiro on take off for the second time. It flipped over and ploughed into the ground, wrecking its rotor. An embarrassing moment for the pilot Ken Wallis, a war-time Wing Commander, who had already put Little Nellie through its paces. He was unhurt. Photo shows Little Nellie being put through its paces by pilot Ken Wallis at Manchyester Airport minutes before the crash yesterday

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13260873
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47031887
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5645px x 4400px (1.2MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Editorial Use Only - No Property or Model Releases. For any non-editorial use, please contact Mary Evans direct
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Keystone

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Autogiro Crashed Crashes Embarrassing Flipped Gust Heap Minutes Nellie Nippy Paces Ploughed Rotor Stung Twice Undignified Unhurt Wallis War-time Wrecking


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