The was a transport aircraft produced by the Fairchild Corporation between 1947 and 1955, primarily used for cargo and troop transport during the 1950s Cold War era . It became a critical asset for aerial resupply during the Korean War and later served as an armed gunship in the Vietnam War . Technical Reference & Manuals
: Airwingmedia offers a collection of over 280 photos alongside various flight handbooks from 1950 to 1971. General Specifications (C-119) Crew : 5 C-119 Boxcar (Photographic reference manual)
: Length 86 ft 6 in; Wingspan 109 ft 3 in; Height 26 ft 6 in The was a transport aircraft produced by the
: A digital version of a dedicated photographic manual is available on epdf.pub , often used by modelers and historians for visual accuracy. General Specifications (C-119) Crew : 5 : Length
: 2 × Pratt & Whitney R-4360-20 radial engines, producing 3,500 hp each Weight : Max takeoff weight of 74,000 lbs Operational Highlights C-119 Boxcar (Photographic reference manual) - epdf.pub
: 62 troops, 35 stretchers, or 10,000 lbs (4,500 kg) of cargo
: Standard technical orders include the AN 01-115CCA-1 (Flight Operating Instructions for C-119B/C) and the T.O. 1C-119(A)G-1 (Partial Flight Manual for AC-119G).