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40' Boxcar
Galeriebeitrag Fairchild C-119C Flying Boxcar von Italeri, ein Modell gebaut von Franz Felzen in 1:72.
The instrument panel of this old veteran. At the Milestones of Flight Air Museum, Lancaster, CA.
Transport Aircraft Fairchild C-119G Fling Boxcar
CC-119F 22110
The previous tanker "140" (the current tanker "140" is a Lockheed Neptune) was this still immaculate Dollar-Nineteen. After the C-119 was retired from forest fire fighting duties as a result of its tendency to shed its wings, H&P kept a few of theirs in excellent condition for donation to museums - Photo taken at Greybull - South Big Horn County (GEY) in Wyoming, USA on April 1, 1994.
Locking up early evening after 3 days of flying and 25 hours total hours flying time from Charleston,WVa. to Greenham Common, England. This bird now preserved at Fort Bragg,NC. This C119 actually built by Kaiser Fraiser. - Photo taken at Greenham Common (EGVI) [CLOSED] in England, United Kingdom in 1971.
This plane has seen 60 years of sunrises since it first emerged from the factory in the background. On display at the Hagerstown Aviation Museum. - Photo taken at Hagerstown - Washington County (HGR) in Maryland, USA on September 22, 2013.
Painted to resemble USAF 52-2134 (which was a Northrop F-89D Scorpion), but is actually former RCAF 22134. - Photo taken at Fairfield - Travis AFB (SUU / KSUU) in California, USA in October, 1995.
A converted C-119F, at the United States Air Force Museum. - Photo taken at Dayton - Wright-Patterson AFB (Wright AFB) (DWF) [CLOSED] in Ohio, USA in July, 1999.
"Blue Tail Fly" of the 817th TCS, Ashiya AB, Japan, enroute to Kadena AB, Okinawa. In 1968 this plane was one of many C-119Gs that were configured to the AC-119G "Shadow" gunship. - Photo taken at In Flight in Japan in February, 1955.
Histoire des « Grises » en France (1) La famille des Noratlas Le premier prototype N.2500 n°01 (F-WFKL) a décollé pour la première fois de Brétigny le 10 septembre 1949 équipé de deux moteurs SNECMA 14R-200; il fut suivi, quatorze mois plus tard, par le N.2501 Noratlas n°02 (F-WFUN) équipé de deux Bristol Hercules 759. Trois N.2501 […]
"Blue Tail Fly" of the 817th TCS, Ashiya AB, Japan, enroute to Kadena AB, Okinawa. In 1968 this plane was one of many C-119Gs that were configured to the AC-119G "Shadow" gunship. - Photo taken at In Flight in Japan in February, 1955.
the Flying Boxcar's cockpit is really spacious and allows a great view of several DC-3 sitting on the ramp at Palmer airport - Photo taken at Palmer - Municipal (PAQ / PAAQ) in Alaska, USA in September, 2011.
Can be seen at the impressive War Memorial of Korea. - Photo taken at Seoul [OFF AIRPORT] in South Korea on July 8, 2007.
Picture taken on horizontal stabilizer, while doing preflight, of prop change on 53-8084. - Photo taken at Charleston - Yeager (Kanawha) (CRW / KCRW) in West Virginia, USA on June 30, 1970.
