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    First C-17 touches down in Sendai [Image 36 of 56]

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    A U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III cargo aircraft, tail number 00174, assigned to Elmendorf Air Force Base (Alaska, indicated by 'AK' tail code), is being loaded or unloaded with palletized cargo. The cargo consists of multiple large pallets wrapped in blue tarps and secured with cargo netting, transported on a military flatbed trailer. This appears to be a humanitarian aid or logistics operation.

    IBARAKI, JAPAN

    03.20.2011

    Photo by Yasuo Osakabe 

    374th Airlift Wing

    Members of the 730th Air Mobility Squadron load ten pallets of water, food and blankets onto a C-17 Globalmaster III aircraft here March 20. These were the first humanitarian relief supplies to be delivered to Sendai.

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    Date Taken: 03.20.2011
    Date Posted: 03.24.2011 03:11
    Photo ID: 381403
    VIRIN: 110320-O-9999O-834
    Resolution: 3000x2000
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    Location: IBARAKI, JP
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