What is the ACL of the UH-1V in normal conditions?

The allowable cargo load (ACL) of the UH-1V in normal conditions is defined as 3 litters and 4 ambulatory patients. This specific configuration is tailored for medical evacuation missions, where the UH-1V helicopter, also known as the "Huey," is equipped to efficiently transport both littered patients and those who can sit unassisted.

The designation of 3 litters refers to the maximum number of patients who can be carried on stretchers, while the 4 ambulatory capacity indicates the number of patients who can sit up and are capable of walking. This optimal configuration allows for effective use of space and weight distribution necessary for safe operation during flights.

In contrast, the other choices represent configurations that either exceed or do not meet the established standards for the UH-1V under normal operating conditions. Therefore, understanding the correct ACL is crucial for mission planning and patient care during air evacuations.