C-141A Starlifter MACLockheed C 141A Starlifter airplane model. The Starlifter began squadron operation with MAC in April, 1965, with a large cabin which could accommodate 154 troops, 123 fully equipped paratroops, or 80 stretchers with seats for up to 16 walking casualties or attendants. The aircraft's capability was amply demonstrated during operations in Vietnam, but it was soon realized that inflight refueling capability was essential, and that in most cases the C

improved fuel availability

most of the additional weight being taken up by improved diesels and batteries giving improved performance and endurance

UPS 757 airplane model

There is also a cabin baggage compartment which is accessible in flight

it was adapted from the civilian Douglas DC-4 airliner

manufactured by Italian aerospace and defense company Alenia Aermacchi

joining the Douglas Dauntless as the primary attack/bombing planes for the US Navy

several night fighter variants (F8F-1N and F8F-2N)

armed forces in World War II

requires the utmost physical and communications security as SAM passengers conduct highly sensitive business enroute

turning these airships into flying aircraft carriers

Length 13 1/2 inches