Is the emergency oxygen cylinder connected to the pilot's CRU-60P connector?

The emergency oxygen cylinder is indeed connected to the pilot's CRU-60P connector. The CRU-60P is an essential component of the T-6B's oxygen system, which allows for the delivery of oxygen during emergency situations, particularly at high altitudes where supplemental oxygen is required.

In the T-6B, the system is designed to ensure that pilots have immediate access to emergency oxygen when needed, thereby enhancing safety and operational effectiveness. The connection between the emergency oxygen cylinder and the CRU-60P allows the pilot to don their oxygen mask and utilize the emergency oxygen supply without delay. This setup is vital for maintaining situational awareness and ensuring that the pilot can remain functional in the event of depressurization or other scenarios requiring supplemental oxygen.

The other options may suggest a misunderstanding of the cockpit's safety equipment or the oxygen delivery system's design, which prioritizes a consistently reliable source of oxygen for the pilot during critical situations.