- Member since
November 2005
- From: Ft Walton Beach, Florida
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Posted by jstaworski
on Friday, November 5, 2010 3:38 PM
Nice job, Aaron !! I flew as as Flight Instructor Medical Technician on C-9A's. The C-9A was a -32F ("F" meaning freight door). In answer to the window question, only SOME of the windows on the forward section were painted over where the door and ramp were located on the port side of the aircraft, and where the Medical Crew Director (MCD) station was on the starboard side of the aircraft, and faced aft. The Charge Medical Tech (CMT) sat on the aft door seat and faced forward. The 2nd Medical Tech (2MT) sat on the port side of the aircraft just aft of the litter ramp and door (but just forward of the port wing root), and faced aft. The 3rd Medical Tech (3MT) sat on the starboard side of the aircraft just outboard of the last litter station (just over the wing) and faced forward. All the 24 ambulatory patient seats faced aft. Just seeing your model makes me wish I was still flying. Ahhhhh, those were the days !!!!
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