A U.S. Air Force heavy transport aircraft, likely a Douglas C-124 Globemaster II, banks in formation flight with a sister aircraft over hilly coastal terrain. Recognizable by its bare-metal skin, double row of fuselage windows, and four radial engines, this type served as the USAF's primary long-range airlift workhorse through the 1950s and 1960s, carrying troops, vehicles, and cargo across the Cold War's global commitments, including the Korean War airlift. Project: 218468