skymaster

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Kenneth Smith Special Collection Photo

from SDASM Archives

  • excellence III said:
    Very Nice
  • jbp274 said:
    Some real rarities and oddities in this image. There's the Convair XC-99 and a Douglas F3D Skyknight as well as a C-124 Globemaster II and some other things I can't identify straight off.
  • John Sanders said:
    Some very cool aircraft!
  • A30yoyo said:
    Front:..Tigercat, Skyknight....LH bunch running back F84 G Thunderjet ,F-94 Starfire?, T-33, B-26 Invader, B-25 Mitchell Convair XC-99.....Middle bunch F-86, ??, C-119, C-54(orC-118?), C-97........RH bunch FAIRCHILD XC-120 PACK-PLANE, C-124 Globemaster

    Fairchild-Pack-Plane

    Fairchild XC-120 Pack Plane 001

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  • Ed Dempsey said:
    Nice shot! A Tigercat and a Skyknight in ONE frame! And, way in the upper left, the one and only prototype of the XC-99 transport version of the B-36 Peacemaker.

Interior of a Trans World Airline (TWA) Skymaster

from Smithsonian Institution

  • katy&dougy said:
    That couldn't have been comfortable.
  • unci_narynin said:
    What does a flying postman need a gun for?
  • bconover_12 said:
    How safe can that be ?

Bilstein_00475 Douglas C-54 Skymaster 44-9030 during the Berlin Airlift

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  • Kerry Taylor said:
    Info from Joe Baugher's website. 44-9030 Douglas C-54E-1-DO Skymaster MSN 27256 Converted to C-54M. To MASDC Jul 26, 1965. Returned to service with Air National Guard Apr 1967. Dropped from USAF inventory and transferred to FBI Academy for Sky Marshal Training. Declared surplus by FBI and transferred to Dover AFB Museum (now Air Mobility Command Museum) and now on display at Air Mobility Command Museum, Dover AFB, Delaware as a C-54M