C-131 SamaritanConvair C 131 Samaritan airplane model. The C 131 is a USAF transport version of the Convair 240 340 440 series commercial airliners. The first Samaritan, a C 131A derived from the Convair 240, was delivered to the Air Force in 1954. It was similar to the T 29 trainer (also based on the Convair 240) flown by the USAF since 1949 to instruct navigators, bombardiers and radio operators. The C 131 was acquired primarily for medical evacuation and

Most T-2Cs have been replaced by the T-45 Goshawk

as well as its indication of reliability and friendliness

of the Hyatt Corporation and Israel Aircraft Industries Ltd

powered by a Pratt &amp

National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger's trips to secretly meet with officials from North Vietnam were also aboard this aircraft

EC130 helicopter model

After contributing to the design of the renowned Gee Bee-Z with the Granville Brothers

The engines are located side by side

The "Provider" is a short-range assault transport used to airlift troops and cargo onto short runways and unprepared airstrips

The R66 received both type and production certificates from the U

better pontoons and a more powerful engine

and carried a half-ton torpedo