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From,L'Air 1952,

what was this ?.
 

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I don't understand the reason for your question... No mystery here. It's a two page article on aerial freight, and everything is clearly captioned!
  • The first page shows a Northrop cargo transport project using pusher Allison turboprops;
  • the second page shows a specially-equipped Bristol Freighter for transport of 24 slaughtered and skinned oxen;
  • the text also describes the Fairchild XC-120;
  • the final image shows a project for a loading ramp.
 

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  • the second page shows a specially-equipped Bristol Freighter for transport of 24 slaughtered and skinned oxen
Those meat pendulums are hard enough to transport via tractor trailer. Drivers try to time it to where they all want to swing towards the direction of a lane change.

I see no lower lines to to tie the bottoms down.

I'd sooner haul sweaty dynamite--SORCERER style.

O/T
https://alaskawatchman.com/2023/09/28/report-reveals-details-of-plane-crash-that-killed-husband-of-rep-peltola
 
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I edit the title,

and in ASP2 book,it was developed from Northrop N-31.
 

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