WORLD’S LARGEST LAND TRANSPORT PLANE.—Placed on regular scheduled trips by the United States Army Air Force last month the Globemaster, a four-engined aircraft, has immense storage space. This view shows portion of the “hold” which is equipped with cranes for the loading of heavier cargo. Along each side are folding seats winch can be used to accommodate passengers.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 30 July 1946, Page 7
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58WORLD’S LARGEST LAND TRANSPORT PLANE.—Placed on regular scheduled trips by the United States Army Air Force last month the Globemaster, a four-engined aircraft, has immense storage space. This view shows portion of the “hold” which is equipped with cranes for the loading of heavier cargo. Along each side are folding seats winch can be used to accommodate passengers. Greymouth Evening Star, 30 July 1946, Page 7
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