[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.

[Redwood71]

“after 60, a man’s mind ain’t what it use to be.”

Know it well, brother.

And she could have been misusing the language meaning to say she was part of the crash investigation in the wrong way, and may have been part of the first responders. And unless she was something more than a body finder in the woods as she was medical, she wouldn’t have had access to the NTSB pile in the hanger. Nothing she could do there but possibly disrupt the evidence they were combing. NTSB is a pain in the back-of-the-lap.

rwood