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| − | '''Fair Kohlmann Inc.''' is a Zokesian-based company founded in 2067 by Robert Fahr and Dietrich Kohlmann, as a helicopter manufacturing firm, following the success of their first helicopter design, the [[H- |
+ | '''Fair Kohlmann Inc.''' is a Zokesian-based company founded in 2067 by Robert Fahr and Dietrich Kohlmann, as a helicopter manufacturing firm, following the success of their first helicopter design, the [[H-33 Newt]]. |
| − | ==List of all units produced by |
+ | ==List of all units produced by Fahr Kohlmann== |
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*[[H-33 Newt]] |
*[[H-33 Newt]] |
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| + | *[[Fahr 206A Kerbranger]] |
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*[[ZH-53 Super Erol]] |
*[[ZH-53 Super Erol]] |
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+ | *[[ZH-58 Vanadii]] |
| + | *[[ZH-60 Greyhawk]]<gallery mode="packed" widths="500" heights="150"> |
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| + | </gallery> |
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[[Category:Corporations]] |
[[Category:Corporations]] |
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[[Category:Corporations of Zokesia]] |
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Latest revision as of 21:40, 4 June 2024
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| Industry | Aerospace | ||||
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| Headquaters | Zok, Zokesia | ||||
| Area Served | Global | ||||
| Founded | 2067 | ||||
Fair Kohlmann Inc. is a Zokesian-based company founded in 2067 by Robert Fahr and Dietrich Kohlmann, as a helicopter manufacturing firm, following the success of their first helicopter design, the H-33 Newt.
