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The Ashen State Police - Aviation Command (ASPAC), Rotor-Wing section, is responsible for helicopter operations in the state of Ashen. ASPAC has a fleet of 7 AgustaWestland AW139 helicopters, each equipped with an interchangeable number plate. At any given time, 5 helicopters are active, while the other 2 undergo maintenance. These helicopters are used in conjunction with the ASP's Flight Paramedic Program, where each active helicopter has two troopers who are trained paramedics.

Since its inception, the ASPAC's mission has been to provide law enforcement and homeland security support, as well as search and rescue, aerial rescue, and disaster assessment. Each active helicopter is assigned a specific operation zone within the state, and they are permitted to operate up to 30 miles outside their designated zones. This allows them to provide support to agencies in neighboring states and other helicopter zones in case the helicopter assigned to that zone is unavailable.

Since its establishment in mid-2023, the ASPAC has been instrumental in transporting patients to medical facilities throughout the state. The ASPAC has proven to be an essential asset in protecting and serving the state of Ashen.

For more info, I urge you to look up the Maryland State Police - Aviation Command. The ASPAC is directly based on them.

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Description
The Ashen State Police - Aviation Command (ASPAC), Rotor-Wing section, is responsible for helicopter operations in the state of Ashen. ASPAC has a fleet of 7 AgustaWestland AW139 helicopters, each equipped with an interchangeable number plate. At any given time, 5 helicopters are active, while the other 2 undergo maintenance. These helicopters are used in conjunction with the ASP's Flight Paramedic Program, where each active helicopter has two troopers who are trained paramedics.

Since its inception, the ASPAC's mission has been to provide law enforcement and homeland security support, as well as search and rescue, aerial rescue, and disaster assessment. Each active helicopter is assigned a specific operation zone within the state, and they are permitted to operate up to 30 miles outside their designated zones. This allows them to provide support to agencies in neighboring states and other helicopter zones in case the helicopter assigned to that zone is unavailable.

Since its establishment in mid-2023, the ASPAC has been instrumental in transporting patients to medical facilities throughout the state. The ASPAC has proven to be an essential asset in protecting and serving the state of Ashen.

For more info, I urge you to look up the Maryland State Police - Aviation Command. The ASPAC is directly based on them.

Credits:

If I frogot to credit anyone, please let me know