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Hi, The Bertin HB-12 was a project of large version of HB-11 powered by three General Electric J85 engines.

Here's a drawing of the HB 11 (Hurel-Bertin, as developed in co-operation with Maurice Hurel), progenitor of the HB 12 and two other Bertin VTOL projects based on Bertins Variflux principle.

Was that project for Bertin ?.

BERTIN ALADIN 2 A 1971

From Aviation magazine 1963, a clearer view to Bertin VTOL Project,but note the rear wing was highest a little than the Model in older picture ?.

Contrary to Hesham's post, this is actually a translation of an article by Jean Bertin of Societe Bertin & Cie about his Cygne 10 and Cygne 14 designs. The Lockheed and Boeing designs are used in the article as illustrations of similar concepts. Translation of "Une nouvelle aviation de tranport...

From Ali Nuove 2/1961, here is a Bertin HB.11.

Hello, you can also add the Hurel-Bertin HB-12 in your list.

Hi, here is a two pictures to a Leonce Bertin helicopter of 1908.

From Pegase 2006, it's first time to hear about Bertin HB-10 ?.

Hi, I read before about this BTZ,it was related to Bertin ,am I right ?.

Hi, for Bertin Aladin IIA,please see; http://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,872.msg24624.html#msg24624

More on the Bertin Aladin - from the October 1967 issue of Air Progress. Enjoy the Day! Mark

From Ailes 22/9/1961, here is a Bertin P.99 VTOL aircraft,with Info about P.100.

The Aerotrain was the brainchild of Bertin, a French engineer who also did some aviation-related work (search for the keywords "Bertin" and "Aladin" on this very forum). Several dozen miles of the concrete structure meant for the Aerotrain's tracks still exist to this day. I used to look at it...

...by Naval minister Lockroy, was to be 3 knots faster than contemporary battleships and armed with 2 305mm guns and 14 164mm guns. Designed by Bertin. Similar in concept to later Japanese Tsubuka class armoured cruisers and Italian Regina Elena class battleships. Initial design for Bertin's...

Jean Bertin (* September 5th, 1917 in Druyes-les-Belles-Fontaines, Département Yonne; † December 1975 in Neuilly-sur-Seine) was a French Aviation Engineer. He studied at École polytechnique & at the École supérieure de l'aéronautique (SUPAERO). His name is famous with the hovercraft train...

I would be very interested in a book about Jean Bertin's Aérotrain projects, or indeed any other French hovercraft projects.

The principle to achieve STOL via the redirected slipstream of the engines was the same, I think, and at least for several VTOL designs there was aclose collaboration between Breguet and Bertin.

the Bertin Aladin IIA short range 90/100 silent STOL transport aircraft project. http://www.flightglobal.com/PDFArchive/View/1971/1971%20-%200862.html