HiyAWL,
just had to post this link in the proper section. This is another great clip from the site Nick dug out, this time from the Burma front of WW 2, a roadless region were airtransports were crucial. I always thought they used special L-4's for medevacs, but in this clip they seem to just strap a lightweight stretcher in a standard L-4. The average chinese soldier was probably comparatively short, but still amazes me that it could be done- maybe because it just HAD to be done.
http://www.criticalpast.com/video/6...ell_Gordon-S-Seagrave_wounded-Chinese-soldier
Just (L-)4 fun/ Jörgen
P.S. This is the "Sheep-hearding" L-4 clip Nick mentioned before. D.S.
http://www.criticalpast.com/video/6...ields_herd-of-cattle-grazing_plane-flying-low
just had to post this link in the proper section. This is another great clip from the site Nick dug out, this time from the Burma front of WW 2, a roadless region were airtransports were crucial. I always thought they used special L-4's for medevacs, but in this clip they seem to just strap a lightweight stretcher in a standard L-4. The average chinese soldier was probably comparatively short, but still amazes me that it could be done- maybe because it just HAD to be done.
http://www.criticalpast.com/video/6...ell_Gordon-S-Seagrave_wounded-Chinese-soldier
Just (L-)4 fun/ Jörgen
P.S. This is the "Sheep-hearding" L-4 clip Nick mentioned before. D.S.
http://www.criticalpast.com/video/6...ields_herd-of-cattle-grazing_plane-flying-low
