C-109

The butt end of a C-109 transport (build on the B-24 airframe, or obsolete B-24 that has been modified with the removal of the tail gun).

Nose art of a Consolidated C-109 (a modification of the B-24 bomber) "White Angel" in the CBI during WWII. The cockpit window is labeled with a large uppercase "DONNA K." Probably serial #44-49059. A camel icon represents a trip over The Hump.

Nose art of a Consolidated C-109 (a modification of the B-24 bomber) "White Angel" in the CBI during WWII. Probably serial #44-49059.

Nose art of a Consolidated C-109 (a modification of the B-24 bomber) "White Angel" in the CBI during WWII. The cockpit window is labeled with a large uppercase "BIZZY." Probably serial #44-49059.

A B-25 as seen from under the wing of an Air Transport Command (ATC) C-109 transport plane based on the B-24 air frame.

A C-109 transport plane based on the B-24 air frame, serial number #44-48888.

A C-109 based on the B-24 airframe named 'Jeanne' in the CBI during WWII. Serial #4251721. Five camels painted near pilot's window indicates five trips over the Hump. From the collection of David Firman, 61st Air Service Group.

A C-109 conversion of a B-24J named 'Gasoline Alley' in the CBI, serial #4251649.