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United States Air Transport Command cargo planes do double duty in transporting both cargo and personnel. The cargo is piled against the sides of the ship and there lashed in place. These are fighter pilots being flown on the same plane to join a squadron
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Credit lineUnited States Air Transport Command cargo planes do double duty in transporting both cargo and personnel. The cargo is piled against the sides of the ship and there lashed in place. These are fighter . 1943-01-01. Eisendrath, David. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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