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mustangdriver
 Post subject: C-119's near Milwaukee
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A few years ago on the way to Oshkosh we stayed at a hotel there over night, and there were three C-119's on a base of some sort. Any one ever see those?

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The Air Force Reserve base at Mitchell Field has a C-119 on display at the main gate. If you bring up the airport on Google Earth you can see it.
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Maybethat is what I saw, although I thought I remember seeing more than one. We were very far away.

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dc8jet wrote:
The Air Force Reserve base at Mitchell Field has a C-119 on display at the main gate. If you bring up the airport on Google Earth you can see it.


Or you can also find it using the Locator at...
http://www.aerialvisuals.ca/Locator.php ... y=Mitchell

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