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17 Feb 15 View Image C-130 "Hercules" C-130 "Hercules". It's mission is to provide rapid transportation of personnel or cargo for delivery by air-drop or by air-land. It can carry 92 ground troops or 64 paratroopers and equipment. It can also be readily converted for ambulance. 17 Feb 15 View Image C-123 "Provider" C-123 "Provider". Capable of carrying 60 fully equipped troops while operating from short airfields. It was stationed at Pope AFB from 1958 to 1964. 17 Feb 15 View Image C-119 "Packet" C-119 "Packet". Better known as the "Flying Boxcar", it was capable of carrying 42 troops or up to 10,000 lbs of cargo. It could also be used to tow up to a 30,000 lb glider. It was stationed at Pope AFB. 17 Feb 15 View Image DC-3/C-47 "Skytrain" DC-3/C-47 "Skytrain". Most commonly used to transport in the allied air forces during WWII, the C-47 was stationed at Pope AFB under the Air Transport Command from 1942 to 1946.
17 Feb 15 View Image C- 119L Flying Boxcar Photo with a C- 119L Flying Boxcar. Made to transport personnel and equipment. 17 Feb 15 View Image Personnel Carrier 80 Passenger Transportation Van Not a plane but you may know one of these pretty well. Personnel Carrier 80 Passenger Transportation Van. Also known as a Cattle Car. 17 Feb 15 View Image UH-1A Iroquois Photo with an UH-1A Iroquois 17 Feb 15 View Image M551A1 Sheridan Photo with a M551A1 Sheridan Armored Reconnaissance/Airborne Assault Vehicle.
14 Feb 15 View Image M102 105mm Howitzer Photo taken at Fort Bragg, NC with a M102 105mm Howitzer and unknown Army aircraft. 13 Feb 15 View Image C 123K Provider C 123K Provider 13 Feb 15 View Image C-478 Skytrain C-478 Skytrain 13 Feb 15 View Image C-46 F Commando C-46 F Commando
13 Feb 15 View Image D30 122 Howitzer, F-18 (M18) 15 cm Field Howitzer, and unknown plane. 13 Feb 15 View Image MLRS MLRS