Port au Prince Vs Berlin Airlift?

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Nathan
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Re: Port au Prince Vs Berlin Airlift?

Sat Feb 20, 2010 8:49 am

I heard there are a few C-47's and even a few C-131's being used for support. :D Old airplanes at work...yeah!! :mrgreen:
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Re: Port au Prince Vs Berlin Airlift?

Sat Feb 20, 2010 8:41 pm

Nathan wrote:I heard there are a few C-47's and even a few C-131's being used for support. :D Old airplanes at work...yeah!! :mrgreen:

Hi Nathan,
Did you read the blog posts I linked to? Goes into detail on the types involved we've had substantiated. Any solid refs to the use of the C-131s? Or do you mean the civilian version?
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Re: Port au Prince Vs Berlin Airlift?

Sat Feb 20, 2010 9:07 pm

Nathan wrote:I heard there are a few C-47's and even a few C-131's being used for support. :D Old airplanes at work...yeah!! :mrgreen:



We were in Providenciales a couple of weeks ago. I noticed at least one turbine C-47 which appeared to be staging through Providenciales to Haiti.
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