Military Aerovac Charter Re: [MilCom] Re: KBKF 26 APR 2008

[Ken]

Interesting information.   Many years ago Scott use to have a C21 on alert 
to handle these type of single patient aerovacs.  It still appears that the 
375 AW has C21's, that normally are available for aerovac.  See: 
http://public.scott.amc.af.mil/units/

Interesting that we had to have a civilian contract flight perform this 
mission.  As you probably know Kalitta provides all of the transporation for 
Deceased service members from the Dover AFB's Charles C. Carson Center for 
Mortuary Affairs, which is the DOD's largest joint-service mortuary facility 
and the only one located in the continental United States. 
http://www.defenselink.mil/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=28223

Ken




----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Sandy4218 at aol.com>
Sent: Saturday, April 26, 2008 11:28 PM
Subject: [MilCom] Re: KBKF 26 APR 2008


> My KFS 3599/KOLADA-35    was actually a Kalitta Charter FA-20 out of
> Ypsilante, Michigan. Was running an air ambulance mission to Buckley out 
> of Scott.
> Thanks for that to a couple of milcomers and a quick phone call. Old ears 
> can't
> tell the difference between KALITTA & KOLADA I guess. Anyway, thanks to 
> all who
> helped.
>
> Sandy