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Gallery's 1/48 CH-34 Army rescue kit includes a choice between passenger seats with webbed backs or solid backs...
Which would be most correct for an Army CH-34, about the mid 1960's?
Are there any good interior photos of Army -34's around this time frame?
So little info out there on the Army '34's. Yes, I have both Lundh's books on it, and have spent hours on the 'net.
Any help gratefully appreciated.
I'm thinking webbed. I wold do a Bing image search for Vietnam era H34 troop cabins or something like that. I say Bing because I hate Google lol.
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If it is gonna be a general use type, go with the webbed seat back. If it is gonna be a VIP transport type, go with the solid backs.
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I went to school on the H-34 in 66. All I saw was webbed backs.
John
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"went to school" - as in you were flying/fixing? Or did someone give you a ride to school ;) lol
Thanks,
I believe they have a VIP Marine One version and those are the seats for it.
Too many models to build, not enough time in a lifetime!!
Update.
The Army Transportation Museum in Ft. Eustis, Virginia, was nice enough to send me copies of several pages from TM 55-1520-202-10 which show the solid backs for both 12 and 18 troop seating arrangements.
Pictures from a TM are proof enough for me.
Thanks for all the replies, and special thanks to the Army Transportation Museum.
Joe
keavdog "went to school" - as in you were flying/fixing? Or did someone give you a ride to school ;) lol
As is 67Q20, Army Helicopter Maintenance School at Ft Eustis, 1966, 67.
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