The 4th Combat Cargo Group was a World War II United States Army Air Forces combat organization that served in Tenth Air Force as part of the China Burma India Theater of World War II.
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4th Combat Cargo Group - History - Operational History
... Constituted as 4th Combat Cargo Group on 9 June 1944 and activated at Syracuse AAB, NY, on 13 June Initial aircraft assigned was the Douglas C-47 ... the time training was completed in the C-47s, the Group moved to Bowman Field, KY, and converted to the larger C-46 aircraft ... The Group deployed to CBI during November over the South Atlantic transport route starting at Morrison Field, Florida ...
... Constituted as 4th Combat Cargo Group on 9 June 1944 and activated at Syracuse AAB, NY, on 13 June Initial aircraft assigned was the Douglas C-47 ... the time training was completed in the C-47s, the Group moved to Bowman Field, KY, and converted to the larger C-46 aircraft ... The Group deployed to CBI during November over the South Atlantic transport route starting at Morrison Field, Florida ...
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