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Stinson L-5G
Sentinel
N6055C, Ex 45-34950 The L-5 is one of the most used, and least recognized, U.S. aircraft of WWII. It served as a short field takeoff and landing liaison aircraft, artillery spotter, medical evacuation, aerial reconnaissance, and passenger transport.
