On Nov. 22, 1952, a C-124 Globemaster aircraft crashed while en route to Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska, from McChord Air Force Base, Washington. Read the full story on Military.com.

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The accident occurred November 7, 1952—just 15 days before the C-124 went down. Like the C-124, the C-119 had flown off course, striking the mountain at 12,000 feet.

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The C-124 tended to shake a lot, even in calm skies, earning it the nickname “Old Shaky.” “It was also really noisy, and would creak and groan a lot,” Hankins said.

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The C-130’s most distinctive feature is a schnoz as multifaceted as a disco ball, with 23 individual windowpanes, some of them below and others behind the flight crew. It is configured to allow ...