Air Transport Command

Air Transport Command has been a title used by several military formations:

  • Air Transport Command, United States Army Air Forces: see I Troop Carrier Command
  • Canadian Forces Air Transport Command
  • Air Transport Command (United States Air Force) (1942-1948)

See also:

  • Transport Command, Royal Air Force

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