Where is the emergency oxygen cylinder located in the cockpit?

The emergency oxygen cylinder is located on the left side of the seat bucket in the T-6B cockpit. This positioning is crucial for quick accessibility during an emergency situation. Pilots can easily reach and activate the emergency oxygen supply when needed, allowing them to maintain oxygen supply at high altitudes or in the event of cabin decompression. The design ensures that the pilot can effectively utilize the emergency oxygen system without having to look away from their primary flight duties for too long.

The other locations mentioned, such as the right side of the seat bucket, under the control panel, or behind the throttle quadrant, do not provide the same level of convenient access that is necessary during an emergency. Proper placement of safety equipment is vital for ensuring that pilots have immediate access to the tools and resources they might need in critical situations.