Douglas C-133A Cargomaster
USAF Military Airlift Command Douglas C-133 Cargomaster.
Douglas C-133B-DL Cargomaster (59-0526)
On April 23rd, 1956 the Douglas C-133 Cargomaster flew for the first time. The forgotten link between the war-built and designed transports.
April 23, 1956 1st Flight Douglas C-133 Globemaster ...
These Record-Setting First-of-Their-Kind Strategic Airlifters Circled the Globe Anyone who frequents Avgeekery.com knows we’re big Douglas C-133 Cargomaster fans. We’ve featured the big strategic airlifter in stories before, but this recently-discovered film deserves attention from Avgeekery Nation too. The film ‘The Long Right Arm’ features MATS at its finest and most critically important time. And […]
Where do old airplanes go? The lucky ones go to the Air Mobility Command Museum—the only museum dedicated to airlift and air refueling history!
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Not over impressed with this setting Original colour shots in www.flickr.com/photos/elaref/sets/72157639860486936
Casa Francesc Tarragó 1907 Architect: Marcel·lí Coquillat i Llofriu
RAF Fairford, UK
SJ X9 133 at Goeteborg C
Sadly, this aircraft was lost at sea near Shad intersection on 9/22/1963 after departing Dover AFB for Europe with ten crew members aboard. RIP. - Photo taken at Dover - Dover AFB (DOV / KDOV) in Delaware, USA on February 28, 1961.
Photo taken at Berlin - Tempelhof (THF / EDDI) [CLOSED] in Germany on July 13, 1968.
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Rope C-133 — Bone Simple Design
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