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Douglas B-18A Bolo 37-537 in 1944. Note that there is an extra large fuselage door. This Bolo might have been converted to a squadron
taxi or light transport.

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Hard to imagine that sort of airframe being used to carry passengers.
 
When you are in your 20's and 30's, you will fly in anything without complaint.
I am older then that and much less to loose.
I will get on any ww2 airplane that is not on fire to aboundedly.
 
Rear Admiral Charles A. Blakeley of U.S. Navy Carrier Division Two and his staff posed before SOC Seagull aircraft,
Naval Air Station, Norfolk, Virginia, 14 January 1938.

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RAF crew rescued

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Douglas B-18 Bolo frontal view.

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The new Tin Tent of Airframes Airframes . No more traffic jams if you can take the train also.

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Awesome! I have never seen a vintage picture of a Mochet Velocar pedal car actually in use! I have only seen one in person and it was in the Lane Auto Museum in Nashville TN.
 

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