LOW-LEVEL SUPPLY DROP.—A Royal Air Force Hercules aircraft dropping supplies from 10ft during extensive trials of a new dispatch system in England. Known as the ultra-low-level dispatch system, the method can be used with most of the larger rear-loading transport aircraft. The system will soon go into operational use with the R.A.F. Support Command.
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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32393, 4 September 1970, Page 13
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54LOW-LEVEL SUPPLY DROP.—A Royal Air Force Hercules aircraft dropping supplies from 10ft during extensive trials of a new dispatch system in England. Known as the ultra-low-level dispatch system, the method can be used with most of the larger rear-loading transport aircraft. The system will soon go into operational use with the R.A.F. Support Command. Press, Volume CX, Issue 32393, 4 September 1970, Page 13
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