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251205-Z-ZJ128-1001.JPG
Photo By: Maj. Wayne Clyne
SALEM, Ore. - Sgt. James Gale, a crew chief with G Company, 1-189th Aviation, Oregon Army National Guard, displays the SK-1189-V litter strap at Salem's McNary Army National Guard Field Heliport, Dec. 5, 2025. The new strap, designated SK-1189-V after the Oregon unit that developed it, solves a critical equipment compatibility issue with the Vita Vertical Rescue System and will become standard equipment for all Army medevac units. Photo by Maj. W. Chris Clyne.
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