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C-74 Globemaster Specifications
Primary Function:
Military transport
Contractor:
Douglas
Crew:
Five (pilot, copilot, radio operator, navigator, flight engineer)
Unit Cost:
N/A
Powerplant
Four Pratt & Whitney R-4360-27 radials at 3000 hp each
Dimensions
Length:
124 feet, 2 inches (37.85 m)
Wingspan:
173 feet, 3 inches (52.81 m)
Height:
43 feet, 9 inches (13.34 m)
Weights
Empty:
86,170 lbs (39087 kg)
Maximum Takeoff:
165,000 lbs (78018 kg)
Performance
Speed:
312 mph
Ceiling:
30,000 ft (6645 m)
Range:
7,200 miles (12550 km)
Armament
N/A
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C-74 Globemaster Achievements
The C-74 took part in Operation Vittles, a massive airlift campaign to keep Berlin supplied.
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C-74 Globemaster Photos
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