Which statement is true regarding Red Cross markings on UH-1V and CH-47?

Which statement is true regarding Red Cross markings on UH-1V and CH-47?

• A. UH-1V has 4; CH-47 has 4
• B. UH-1V has None; CH-47 has 4
• C. UH-1V has 4; CH-47 has None
• D. UH-1V has 2; CH-47 has None

Answer: (C)

Red Cross markings identify an aircraft as a MEDEVAC asset and signal protection under the rules for medical evacuation missions. The UH-1V is configured as a dedicated MEDEVAC helicopter, so it carries those emblems on multiple surfaces, totaling four markings in standard practice. The CH-47 Chinook is typically used for transport and cargo and does not carry Red Cross markings unless it has been specifically designated and equipped for MEDEVAC. So, in standard configurations, the UH-1V shows four Red Cross markings while the CH-47 shows none.

Red Cross markings identify an aircraft as a MEDEVAC asset and signal protection under the rules for medical evacuation missions. The UH-1V is configured as a dedicated MEDEVAC helicopter, so it carries those emblems on multiple surfaces, totaling four markings in standard practice. The CH-47 Chinook is typically used for transport and cargo and does not carry Red Cross markings unless it has been specifically designated and equipped for MEDEVAC. So, in standard configurations, the UH-1V shows four Red Cross markings while the CH-47 shows none.