Aircraft UNKNOWN — Miscellaneous Various Photo at KPOB

UNKNOWN, Miscellaneous Various, C/N: unknown

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Aircraft UNKNOWN, Miscellaneous Various, c/n unknown, C-7 Caribous on Green Ramp, to be used by Special Forces or 82nd Airborne Division. Taken with a Kodak X-15 while walking out to a C-130 to act as safety NCO for a jump., at KPOB, photo by Glenn E. Chatfield

C-7 Caribous on Green Ramp, to be used by Special Forces or 82nd Airborne Division. Taken with a Kodak X-15 while walking out to a C-130 to act as safety NCO for a jump.

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Photographer	Glenn E. Chatfield Contact More photos by Glenn E. Chatfield moralophobia.blogspot.com
Shot Date	1972-06-00
Airport	KPOB Pope Aaf Airport
Upload Date	2010-12-06
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Date Taken	2010-03-26 17:46:44

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