Boeing KC-135Q 58-0062 United States Air Force Together with the OE-1 50-1596

Together with the OE-1 50-1596 also from VMO-6

MILW 1957–1971 — the cars in the Milwaukee Road's updated livery applied from 1957 through the end of Milwaukee Road passenger service in 1971

The XL-19B was evaluated under Continental Army Command oversight as part of this forward-looking research effort

Marine OE-1s served extensively during the Korean War and into the early Vietnam era

it carried the designation GP40X — not to be confused with the entirely different production locomotive that EMD later marketed under the same name

Boeing KC-135Q 58-0062 United States Air Force Together with the OE-1 50-1596These are 1 72 scale decals for Boeing KC 135Q 58 0062, assigned to the 7th Bomb Wing, United States Air Force. The KC 135Q was a specialized tanker variant configured exclusively to carry and offload JP 7 fuel the exotic, low volatility fuel required by the SR 71 Blackbird's Pratt & Whitney J58 engines. While outwardly similar to the standard KC 135A, the Q model featured dedicated JP 7 tankage and plumbing, making it an indispensable support