U.S. Air Force & Kenyan Air Force Collaboration with C-145 interoperabillity exercise 

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After 3 months of training, U.S. Air Force Combat Aviation Advisors assigned to Air Force Special Operations Command CA Team OAD 7 EK11, and their Kenyan Air Force (KAF) partners completed a successful culmination exercise showcasing the wide range of capabilities this aircraft will add to the KAF fleet.
U.S. and Kenyan Air Forces conduct C-145 interoperabillity exercise
NAIROBI, KENYA
05.29.2021
The C-145 executed an airdrop with casualty evacuation (CASEVAC) supplies, Kenyan rapid response unit members retrieved the package, and used it to treat and transport the casualty onto the aircraft for a simulated medical evacuation. (U.S. Air Force video by Senior Airman Victoria Hadden)
Film Credits: Video by Senior Airman Victoria Hadden
Special Operations Command Africa
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