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21-10-24, 00:42
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Military equipment has to change with circumstances. In Afghanistan, the troops discovered that when the Medevac helicopter was a US Blackhawk, the issue pole stretcher was too long to fit into the cabin. Consequently the handy and ubiquitous stretcher was replaced by one that folds in the middle for transport.
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21-10-24, 21:59
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Thanks for the input guys.
I gather there is not a lot of info about stretchers, even though they saw a lot of use. Same is true for e.g. tentage. The stretchers do show up in photos of ambulance jeeps for example, and in this interior view of a CMP ambulance. Any more info is of help! interior view of model 3G1.JPG
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