SAM 26000

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SAM 26000 was a specially modified Boeing VC-137C aircraft that served for decades as the primary Air Force One for U.S. presidents, most notably carrying John F. Kennedy and later transporting his body after his assassination.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Boeing VC-137C
presidential aircraft
aircraftType Boeing VC-137C NERFINISHED
alsoUsedBy Bill Clinton NERFINISHED
George H. W. Bush NERFINISHED
basedOn Boeing 707 NERFINISHED
builtFor presidential transport mission
category Air Force One NERFINISHED
Individual aircraft
countryOfService United States NERFINISHED
crew United States Air Force aircrew
currentLocation National Museum of the United States Air Force NERFINISHED
currentLocationBase Wright-Patterson Air Force Base NERFINISHED
currentLocationCity Dayton, Ohio NERFINISHED
deliveredTo United States Air Force NERFINISHED
designation VC-137C NERFINISHED
enteredService 1962
finalRetirement 1998
hasFeature conference room
hardened communications equipment
presidential suite
secure communications capability
livery Raymond Loewy–designed blue and white presidential livery
manufacturer Boeing
notableEvent carried John F. Kennedy to Dallas on November 22, 1963
location where Lyndon B. Johnson took the presidential oath of office on November 22, 1963
transported the body of John F. Kennedy from Dallas to Washington, D.C. after his assassination
used for many Cold War–era presidential trips abroad
operator United States Air Force
primaryPresidentialAircraftFor Gerald Ford NERFINISHED
Jimmy Carter NERFINISHED
John F. Kennedy NERFINISHED
Lyndon B. Johnson NERFINISHED
Richard Nixon NERFINISHED
Ronald Reagan NERFINISHED
registration USAF 62-6000 NERFINISHED
retiredFromPresidentialService 1990
role VIP transport
presidential transport
serviceBranch Air Mobility Command NERFINISHED
Military Airlift Command NERFINISHED
succeededBy SAM 27000 NERFINISHED
tailNumber 26000
usedAsCallSign Air Force One NERFINISHED
usedFor domestic presidential travel
international presidential travel

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