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Busy Airlift Pilots Sustain Iraq's Supply Line The C-17 Globemaster can carry a Chinook helicopter, a 70-ton tank, or 102 paratroopers. It can refuel other planes in midair, land on dirt runways, and pilots say it flies like a dream.
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