Platt-LePage Aircraft
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Rotary Wing Pioneer Haviland Hull Platt's VTOL patents (After the W.W.II Tilt-Rotor work) long after Platt-LePage had closed down :
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Platt-LePage Aircraft said:Haviland Platt was savvy enough to keep the Tilt-Rotor patent, which Bell Aircraft would later make a "cash settlement" to Platt, when Bell built the XV-3. (Long story...)