The Douglas C-132 was an American military transport aircraft proposed in the 1950s by the Douglas Aircraft Company, based on the company's C-124 Globemaster II. The C-132 would have been the largest aircraft of its era. [1]

Richard "Rick" Sanchez (C-132), most commonly known as Rick Sanchez (C-132), is one of the two main protagonists (alongside Morty) of the first two volumes of the Rick and Morty comic series.

Dimension C-132 is one of the many universes in the multiverse and was the universe in which the Rick and Morty of the first two volumes of the Rick and Morty comic series have been said to be from, which is separate from the mainstream Rick and Morty, who are from Dimension C-137 and Prime Dimension respectively.

On 14 Feb 57, the U.S. Air Force announced a new trans- port aircraft. It would be capable of moving more than. half-million pounds of airplane faster than 460 mph. The airplane was the Douglas C-132, to be built at Douglas Aircraft Company’s plant in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

The Douglas C-132 was a proposed transport aircraft, based on the company's C-124 Globemaster II. However, it did not get past the mock-up stage. The C-132 was to be powered by four 15,000 shp (11,000 kW) Pratt & Whitney XT57 (PT5) turboprops, mounted on a swept wing.

The Douglas C-132 was an American military transport aircraft proposed in the 1950s by the Douglas Aircraft Company, based on the company's C-124 Globemaster II. The C-132 would have been the largest aircraft of its era. [1] Quick Facts C-132, Role ...

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By 1951, when the Air Force asked Douglas Aircraft Co. to design what eventually became the C-132, aerial refueling was already a standard part of the Air Force’s operational repertoire. The Strategic Air Command (SAC) had been using B-29 tankers and receivers since 1948 and activated its fi rst two aerial refueling squadrons on June 30, 1948.

Propjet efforts were made with the canceled Douglas C-132 and the C-133 Cargomaster. The C-132 was an early/mid-1950's concept for a turboprop, high-speed, swept wing cargo plane. It was to be...

Jan 17, 2018 · The Douglas C-132 was a design for a two-deck turboprop powered transport aircraft that never got beyond the mock-up stage. The C-132 had a high mounted swept wing (the first swept wing on a C type cargo aircraft, with four turboprop engines carried in nacelles that jutted some way out in front of the wings. The wings sloped down towards the tips.