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Did Roger Mosley actually fly the helicopter in Magnum PI?

Did Roger Mosley actually fly the helicopter in Magnum PI?

Mosley is a licensed private helicopter pilot in real life, but when on the set of Magnum P.I. he was not allowed to do his own stunts; a pilot wearing a body stocking with false muscles would be used instead. Both Mosley and fellow Magnum P.I. co-star Larry Manetti autographed the nose of the helicopter.

What happened to Magnum PI helicopter?

Kux’s injury to his left arm was so severe that he was never able to fly again. The only surviving Magnum P.I. helicopter today, that is still flying, is N1095A, which was THE most used helicopter, for 5 1/2 seasons. Its airworthiness certificate is good until June 2021!

What type of helicopter was used in Magnum PI?

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500D
Tour Hawaii in the helicopter from Magnum, P.I. That’s TC’s chopper from the opening credits of Magnum, P.I. It’s a McDonnell Douglas (Hughes) 500D, and you’d have to have no soul to think the paint job was anything less than totally excellent.

Was Magnum a Navy SEAL?

Magnum was a Vietnam War veteran and a former POW who believed his wife Michelle died in bombing during the final pull-out from Saigon. He served in both the SEALs and Naval Intelligence during his Navy years, and as such maintained many contacts in both “communities”.

Was Higgins Robin Masters in Magnum PI?

Higgins is the estate manager for Robin Masters’s beachfront estate on Oahu, called “Robin’s Nest”. In the final episode of the series, Higgins tells Magnum that he really is Robin Masters.

How many Ferraris were used in Magnum PI?

Would Magnum P.I. have run for eight seasons and become a massive hit if actor Tom Selleck was chasing down criminals by jumping into a Pontiac Sunbird? Show creators used as many as five manual transmission Ferrari 308s for each season while producing Magnum PI.

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What is the MASH helicopter?

The aircraft used in the award-winning M*A*S*H television series was a Bell H-13 Sioux, the U.S. Army equivalent of the Bell 47D-1. Being the first certified helicopter, the utilitarian Bell 47 chalked up a wide variety of firsts. Bell Helicopter produced 24 civilian and 23 military variants of the Model 47.