[Redwood71]

“I knew a USAF R.N. at Eglin AFB that survived that crash”

That’s a new situation. According to the NTSB, the converted Boeing 737 was on ILS procedures and was on course at 119 degrees at the next to last beacon. For unexplained reasons the aircraft veered over and went into the largest mountain in the area, killing all but one Tech Sergeant names Kelly, who died on the way to the hospital. And as she was enlisted, she wouldn’t have been an RN. So if someone lived, they are doing a good job hiding it.

rwood

[Yosemitest]

I could be mistaken.
She might have been on the first UH-60 sent to the crash sight, but I'm pretty sure she said she survived that crash.
But that conversation took place back in 96 or 97, at the flight surgeon's office, and, after 60, a man's mind ain't what it use to be.