The conversion involved removing the turret and adding a wooden plank cover with an access hatch over the turret ring and the addition of a 2-ton jib crane and rigid towing bars.
22.
Her derring-do was rewarded when she found the bell in nearly pristine condition . ( Future trips became less perilous when she discovered an access hatch to the attic in the belfry .)
23.
On the first mission, a space shuttle would deliver to orbit a version of the tank modified to include a 15-foot cargo compartment at the bottom and an access hatch near the tip.
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It had a buttoned flap ( known colloquially as the " access hatch ", " drop seat " or " fireman's flap " ) in the back to ease visits to the toilet.
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The area from the hopper to the tail was to be of monocoque construction with an access hatch to permit loading of cargo / work equipment or ( no doubt ) the odd passenger.
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The monocoque tub, with the bulkhead at the back, a nose section at the front, and an access hatch system overhead, formed a passenger compartment for a driver and a passenger sitting in tandem.
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Major changes were the removal of all armament and of the tailplane dihederal, the addition of a 10 ft ( 3.05 m ) port-side access hatch, and redesigned engine nacelles to accept improved T40-A-10 engines.
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The crew were seated in one row near the rear bulkhead and access hatch, with 2 " crew " seats on the sides with flight controls on the rear bulkhead and one passenger in the middle.
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The original gun access hatch was retained however, allowing " Alliance " to be equipped with a small calibre deck gun again when serving in the Far East during the Indonesian Confrontation of the earlier 1960s.
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Through an access hatch, there are rooms under here used during the Cold War by the ROC . There are a number of these stations spread across the country, most were taken out of service in 2001.
