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AL73-A-169

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  • Johan Visschedijk said:
    Boeing Model 95, C397E c/n 1057 For a series of endurance flights this Model 95 single-seat mailplane was later modified to a two-seater. For this special program it was given a restricted license and registered R397E it made several nonstop transcontinental flights being refueled from specially modified 40B-4s and an Army Douglas C-1. Its life ended when it crashed in a storm, the crew escaped injuries.

Tank

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  • fabulous arithmetic said:
    I think this is a Japanese Type 95 Light Tank at the museum at Fort Knox, Kentucky. It has been moved to another museum at Fort Benning, Georgia.

Tupolev Tu 95 1970 US Navy photo

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  • excellence III said:
    Utterly Beautiful photo, What a Plane
  • tampam1 said:
    Can't see USS Ranger in the pic though

AL73-A-174

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  • Johan Visschedijk said:
    Boeing Model 40-Y, NC381 c/n 1095 (top) Boeing Model 95, C397E c/n 1057 (bottom) The sole Model 40-Y was a custom conversion of a 40-B airframe built for the Standard Oil Company of California. It had a cabin for two passengers and two open cockpits with dual controls. Powerplant was a 525 hp Pratt & Whitney Hornet radial engine, it had a balanced rudder and a tail-wheel. NC381 was turned over to the customer on December 9, 1928, and made its first flight the following day. For a series of endurance flights this Model 95 single-seat mailplane was later modified to a two-seater. For this special program it was given a restricted license and registered R397E it made several nonstop transcontinental flights being refueled from specially modified 40B-4s and an Army Douglas C-1. Its life ended when it crashed in a storm, the crew escaped injuries.