Must have CH47 BOOKS

I've got the Aerofax book (Boeing was giving them out at the ceremony when the unit I was in was upgrading from Cs to Ds) and while it is a good refrence point, there are some minor inaccuracies in it, most notably with dates and places, concerning the 213th Avn Co.

Other than that, an excellent refrence source. The line drawing are pretty good and there is a good 3D view in 1/72nd in that book.

I have the same references you do and there isn't a question I couldn't find an answer for in the total substance they have.

CS

Papa-Echo-64 wrote:

I have these two and a complete CH-47 Chinook maintenance manual on disc.

The SRM (structural repair manual) and Parts Manuals would probably be the most useful. The SRM should be especially useful to locate station and waterline for the various stringers, formers and longerons.

Hey dont forget there is 42 individual wires behind the insturment panel that are all numbered in roman numerals and are aproximatly 32.3432445433234544332456 inches long. . Dont forget to add those.


Kidding.