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Soumis il y a 7 ans

Operation Deep Freeze 1958-59 McMurdo Sound

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Alan Brownil y a 7 ans

It is a C-47 to me, but I'm not Navy.

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James Driskellil y a 7 ans

R4D.

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Dave Sheehyil y a 7 ans

Thank you for sharing these pics Vincent!

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Martin Coddingtonil y a 7 ans

It might be a C-117. Both the USN and USMC flew those and I think the USN used them in Antarctica. The planes made for the civilian market were just called Super DC-3s. The pictured plane has the rounded tail which should identify it as an standard R4D. Most,or all, of the C-117s had a larger, squared off tail. Lots of C-117 pics through google.

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