File:Martin RM-1Z USCG in flight.JPG
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| Description | A U.S. Coast Guard Martin 4-0-4 in flight (s/n 1283). Two aircraft were acquired in 1952 and designated RM-1 (USCG serials 1282/1283). They were later upgraded to RM-1Z VIP transports (re-designated VC-3A in 1962). Both were stationed at the Washington National Airport and used by the Commandant of the USCG and the Secretary of Treasury/Transportation. Both were turned over to the U.S. Navy in 1969 (BuNos 158202/158203) and used until 1971. Later, they were sold to civil operators. 1282 crashed in Venezela in 1978, 1283 was written off in 1974. |
| Date | 1960s |
| Source | USCG photo in A History of Coast Guard Aviation: The Growth Years (1939-1956) p. 158. |
| Author | USCG |
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