Fair play to the Air Corps(again) for stepping up even when they don't have the suitable equipment to do the job.
However with the Casa, it's like sending an RV instead of a Bus. They both have an almost identical external profile, but the RV having everything including the kitchen sink inside will only allow you to take a token number.
When the use of the word token still applies and you have two aircraft at your disposal and only 40 people to extract, then it really is time to reexamine the airlift situation.
I'd imagine Dept of Foreign Affairs officials are working overtime trying to secure seats on other country's aircraft.
However with the Casa, it's like sending an RV instead of a Bus. They both have an almost identical external profile, but the RV having everything including the kitchen sink inside will only allow you to take a token number.
When the use of the word token still applies and you have two aircraft at your disposal and only 40 people to extract, then it really is time to reexamine the airlift situation.
I'd imagine Dept of Foreign Affairs officials are working overtime trying to secure seats on other country's aircraft.
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