p4t3
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Problem
Plan
People
Parts
Time
Tools
Training
AVN task force rehearsal:
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, Validates & Synchronizes
Mist
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Mechanism of injury
Injury or illness
Signs and symptoms
Treatment given
Maintenance Company/Troop recovery
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The preferred method of aircraft recovery within the AMC/AMT is self-
recovery and BDAR.
wet/fat cow
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extended range fuel system (ERFS) II, is a modular interconnectable system
that can be configured with up to three 800-gallon tanks. ERFS II supplies
up to 2,400 gallons of fuel to two refueling points
200 feet from the helicopter and is known as Wet Cow.
When the aircraft transports fuel and ammunition it is called Fat Cow.
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Problem
Plan
People
Parts
Time
Tools
Training
AVN task force rehearsal:
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, Validates & Synchronizes
Mist
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Mechanism of injury
Injury or illness
Signs and symptoms
Treatment given
Maintenance Company/Troop recovery
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The preferred method of aircraft recovery within the AMC/AMT is self-
recovery and BDAR.
wet/fat cow
Give this one a try later!
extended range fuel system (ERFS) II, is a modular interconnectable system
that can be configured with up to three 800-gallon tanks. ERFS II supplies
up to 2,400 gallons of fuel to two refueling points
200 feet from the helicopter and is known as Wet Cow.
When the aircraft transports fuel and ammunition it is called Fat Cow.