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53-3156 (cn 11167) Planes of 817th Troop Carrier Sq., Ashiya AB, Japan returning from TDY at Kadena AB, Okinawa. In late 1960s this plane was one of many C-119Gs that were configured to the AC-119K "Stinger" gunship.
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