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Allen Epps wrote:
In article , Clark wrote: Ed Rasimus wrote in : On Fri, 06 Jul 2007 20:18:11 +0200, Max Richter wrote: Now my questions: Is there a policy that Navy-planes have steps or ladders build in them? Can't speak for USN policy, but I can't think of any recent Navy designs that didn't have some sort of fold-down/out steps. No ladders = less stuff to be stowed on a flight deck and less to be blown around a flight deck. Last USN carrier aircraft I can think of without a ladder was the A-4. You could get on it during cross countries and such by stepping on the wing drop tank fin thence the wing and inch up the refueling probe. That's the way we did it in training command anyway. Pugs That sounds like an accident waiting to happen. -- Cheers Dave Kearton |
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