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From: demodmb@iitmax.iit.edu (Dean M. Bleess)
Newsgroups: sci.military
Subject: Aircraft crewing requirements
Keywords: multicrew,aircraft
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Date: 14 Nov 89 03:57:09 GMT
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From: demodmb@iitmax.iit.edu (Dean M. Bleess)

Stephen Grant asked which aircraft currently held more than 2 crewmembers.
Here's my list..

	EA-6B Prowler, Navy Electronic Countermeasures/Jamming
	S-3 Viking, Navy Antisubmarine Warfare
	B-1 'nuff said
	B-2 "Stealth"
	All of the above have four (4)
        B-58 Hustler (3) -there is one in the SAC hq museum at home.
        B-52 Stratofortress 'BUFF' (5)Pilot,Co-,Nav,Bomdr,Gunner
        EC-135 Command post (~10) Including a General in Looking Glass
	RC-135 Electronic Reconnaissance (8+)
		Both '135's based on the Boeing 707
	E-3 Sentry AWACS Airborne Warning And Control System (RADAR)
		707 also  crew 8+
	E-4 NEACP Natl' Emergency Airborne Command Post (Flying White House)
		Based on 747   crew (many many)
	P-3 Orion Navy land-based antisubmarine warfare 4+
	E-2 Hawkeye Navy AWACS (5?)
	
Steve was probably only interested in the first four, but the others could be
of interest to him or someone else also.

       Dean M. Bleess     Aviation Lexicon      Private Pilot (ASEL)
     cOlLeGe StUdEnT                    Aerospace Engineering