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Mysterious USAF C-124 Globmaster disappearance 1953

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25th June 2023, 13:16

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Re: Mysterious USAF C-124 Globmaster disappearance 1953

Alex

You have posted this in the wrong forum.
Should be in the Post War section

The C-124A was 49-0244 and the unit reported as 2 SSS (Strategic Support Squadron) and if I remember correctly
they had something to do with the movement of the US atomic bombs or the missiles themselves.
There were four of them (no 1 to 4...)

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