C-123 Provider

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The C-123 Provider is a twin-engine military transport aircraft widely used during the Cold War era for cargo, troop transport, and specialized missions such as aerial resupply and defoliant spraying.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cargo aircraft
fixed‑wing aircraft
military transport aircraft
twin‑engine aircraft
aircraftCategory transport
airframeMaterial metal
configuration high‑wing
rear loading ramp
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
crew 2 pilots
loadmaster
developedFrom Chase XG‑20 glider NERFINISHED
engineType twin piston engines
firstFlight 1949
fuselageType rear‑loading cargo fuselage
introduced 1950s
landingGearType tricycle landing gear
laterVariantEngineType turboprop engines
manufacturer Chase Aircraft NERFINISHED
Fairchild Aircraft NERFINISHED
NATOReportingName Provider
notableUse defoliant spraying in Operation Ranch Hand
operatorType military
powerplantCount 2
primaryMission tactical airlift
propulsion propeller‑driven
retiredFromUSAF 1970s
role aerial resupply
aerial spraying
cargo transport
troop transport
specializedMission aerial spraying of herbicides
medical evacuation
search and rescue support
tailType conventional tail
usedBy Republic of Korea Air Force NERFINISHED
Royal Thai Air Force NERFINISHED
South Vietnamese Air Force NERFINISHED
United States Air Force
United States Coast Guard NERFINISHED
usedDuringConflict Cold War NERFINISHED
Vietnam War NERFINISHED
usedFor short and unimproved airstrips
usedInRole airdrop of supplies
paratroop drops
psychological operations (leaflet dropping)

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Royal Lao Air Force usedAircraftType C-123 Provider