From the logbook...14 getting it's feet wet (or muddy)

We began using Alas de Socorro 14 this week. This is the C-206 that I helped fly down to Ecuador from Kansas last July. Just this past week it finally cleared all the hurdles of government red tape, and is officially usable.
One of the flights it had today was bringing out...you guessed it, a patient. This guy looked really bad. Somehow while he was cutting down a tree, he got walloped in the head, and it didn't look to good. Our hangar doctor said he may have a fractured skull, definitely a fractured cheekbone.