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I need several types of medical, personnel transport, and cargo ariplanes and helicopters. RL, NS, and semi-future tech is acceptable. Pictures are preffered.

1. Cargo planes capable if dropping trucks and busses.

2. Cargo helicopters capable of airlifting large items on short notice.

3. Medical helicopters that can carry at least 20 patients.

4. Medical helicopters that can provide care to a single patient.

Check the credonian storefront, we have a couple http://www.geocities.com/credonia

All of these are for the benefit of the AWAN, the Anti War Alliance of Negotiators, an aid organization.

Crookfur arms has a range of aircraft that can fulfil your needs:

1: Here we recomend the CFU-12 Argo tactical transport, it is fully capable of deploying cargo using air drop pallets or low level parachute extraction.

2: While not strictly a helicopter, our CFH-15A Roc heavy lift rotodyne is fast and efficient with a very generous lifting ability.

3: again we would put forward the Roc as in medevac configuration it can uplift 30 stretchers and thier atendents

4: A more conventional answer here would be our K-45 Vandal light utility helicopter, it can actually handle upto 2 stretchers internally and upto 2 more externally.

Full details on all our craft can be found here: http://www.meatballs.terminator.org.uk/crookfur/aircraft.html

http://www.bateshome.com/jordan/rsig2.jpg (http://www.nationstates.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=78939)

This is the V-44 "War Mover"
http://popularmechanics.com/science/aviation/2000/9/v44_pentagon_transport/images/tb_0009STAVB-LEAD.jpg (http://popularmechanics.com/science/aviation/2000/9/v44_pentagon_transport/print.phtml)
Raysia Aerospace Is now producing the V-44. (For more info click the image above.)


http://popularmechanics.com/science/aviation/2000/9/v44_pentagon_transport/images/tb_aeroplane_03.jpg

There is no disagreement about the interior. The V-44 is designed to be a heavy hauler. "Imagine this aircraft with a cabin large enough to internally carry an 8 x 8 x 40-ft. container, several helicopters, all types of high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles, light armored vehicles, eight standard loading pallets, or 70 [medivac] litters," reads an industry analysis describing the concept. "Imagine an aircraft that could transport 80 to 100 troops or 10 to 20 tons of equipment and supplies at speeds greater than 300 mph over distances from 1000 to 2000 miles and then safely land vertically, without the need for runways or airports."

(Quoted from popular mechanics)
Armamanet:
2 20mm Vulcans
1 30mm Vulcan
1 105mm Gun

Price is 65 Million USD
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((Hehe, the NVTOL type Craft have been nicknamed "Infadels," because if you say 'EnVeeTall' with the right accent, it sounds like Infadel... heh heh... hah....))
More notes on this plane: it can land and takeoff in an area no longer than 4 lengths of itself... meaning it can easily land or take off from a carrier without the use of a catapult.
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may be easilly fitted with bombbay-style doors for dropping large packages from its belly.
And a handy item to go along with your airlifting needs:
DB-118 "Drop-Box"

http://www.bateshome.com/jordan/dropbox.jpg

Want to have the ability to simply fly a cargo plane over the battlefield, and drop your troops, light tanks, trucks, howitzers, or anything else you might need, in an -easy-to-deploy, safe-to-use, DISPOSABLE drop craft? Then the Drop-Box is your dream come true! This wonderful creation from Raysia Aerospace basically looks like an armored cargo container (or you can get a flatbed with securing straps and chains) with a wall to wall airfoil on each side to guide it straight down. When it reaches a certain altitude and speed, depending on weight, the computer auto-pilot fires 6 vectored-thrust solid rocket pods (2 on the long sides, 1 on the short sides) to slow it down until it comes to a soft, cushioned landing on the ground (aim for clear ground or a meadow or a shore) using series of spring-loaded and pnumatic shock absorbers to make it calmer for troops. When it hits the ground, the shocks trigger the rockets to jettison off, and explosive bolts blow the walls apart, creating ramps. And then, you're off! Each drop box costs $75,000, and the area inside is 10 x 10 x 50-ft, enough to hold all types of high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles, light armored vehicles, eight standard loading pallets, 80-100 troops, or up to 40 tons of cargo.

These can easily fit 2 inside a C-130, 8 in a C-5 galaxy, 1 in a V-44, or 16 to 20 in an An-225.

With a good mathematician guiding the drop, this can also be a dream Siege Weapon! Drop one of these with a tank, some Artillery, and some marines, right onto the deck of a carrier, and you can prevent ANYONE from taking off! Or take this to a larger scale, and drop them all over a city, and you instantly have an invasion force deployed into the city without having to deal with getting past many defenses! These can drop from ANY altitude the plane can carry them to.

Price: $75,000 USD Each

Remember, this is a ONE-TIME-USE vehicle.

NOW AVAILABLE:
You can request any size bigger or smaller than this if you wish, just specify the size along with the amount, and the price will be the same to a certain point.
This is just a small sampling of the great aerospace products available from Raysia!
http://www.bateshome.com/jordan/rsig2.jpg (http://www.nationstates.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=78939)
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