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INTRO


   EP'S                  (KU)01-75GAJ-1.5                                                                   FIGURES


                         1.3.1 EMERGENCY ENTRANCES
                                                                                                             ACAWS
                         Emergency entrances are those used by ground rescue personnel
                         (Refer to Figure 1-2).
                                                                                                            GROUND

                         1.3.2 EXTERNAL RELEASES
                                                                                                            TAKEOFF
                         The three escape hatches are equipped with external pull-type releases.
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                         they release. The two side emergency exits are each equipped with an               FIRE/SMK
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                         position on the emergency exit. Pressing the handle release button
                         allows the handle to pop out of its stowed position so it can be rotated.          PRES/OXY
                                    NOT FOR FLIGHT
                         Pulling the release or rotating the handle permits the emergency exit to
                         be pushed inward.
                                                                                                           ENG/PROP


                         1.3.3 CHOPPING LOCATIONS
                                                                                                               FUEL
                         Chopping locations, marked in black, are painted on each side of the
                         fuselage exterior near the paratroop doors.  The locations are also
                         marked in yellow on the interior of the fuselage.                                     AAR


  SPEC                   1.3.4 EMERGENCY SIGNALS                                                               ELEC


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                         The emergency alarm bell, powered through the ALARM BELL MCB (P
                         FWD R6 #4), is used to indicate:                                                   FLT CTRL

                         Ground Evacuation
                                                                                                              GEAR
                               ‡  Abandon aircraft – one long sustained ring
                         Bailout
                                                                                                            DOR/RMP
  PERF                         ‡  Prepare to abandon aircraft – three short rings

                               ‡  Bailout – one long sustained ring                                         JETTISON
                         Ditching or Crash Landing

                               ‡  Ditching or crash landing imminent – six short rings                      LANDING
                               ‡  Brace for impact – one long sustained ring

                                                                                                            DITCHING


                                                                                                            BAILOUT



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