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and locating survivors of shipwrecks or downed aircraft

Its distinctive design and contribution to the war effort have made it an iconic symbol of American aviation

C-54 Candy Bomber (Berlin Airlift) or other maritime incidentsOriginal Tempera Painting Signed: Sonny Schug The C 54 Candy Bomber, also known as the "Rosinenbomber" or "Raisin Bomber," was a crucial aircraft during the Berlin Airlift, which took place from 1948 to 1949. It refers to the Douglas C 54 Skymaster transport aircraft that was used to deliver essential supplies to West Berlin during the Soviet blockade. The Candy Bomber gained its nickname due to the pilot's initiative to drop small parachutes