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{{Infobox aircraft|name=C-73 Loadstar|image=LoadstarRandom19.png|type=Strategic Airlifter|status=In service with the USAF and MCR|numbuilt=4|primusers=United States Air Force
{{Infobox aircraft|name=C-73 Loadstar|image=LoadstarRandom19.png|type=Strategic Airlifter|status=In service with the [[wikipedia:United_States_Air_Force|USAF]] and [[MCR]]|numbuilt=4|primusers=United States Air Force
Marine Cargo Resources|wars=The Desert|mfrd=2042-2046|firstflight=December 8, 2042|introdate=February 13, 2044 - MCR
Marine Cargo Resources|wars=The Desert|mfrd=2042-2046|firstflight=December 8, 2042|introdate=February 13, 2044 - MCR
May 22, 2045 - USAF}}
May 22, 2045 - USAF}}


The C-73 Loadstar is a massive cargo transport with military and civilian versions. One is owned and operated by MCR for Agropelter, and three others are operated by the United States Air Force as the C-73 Loadstar.
The C-73 Loadstar is a large eight engine cargo transport aircraft designed and built by [[Agropelter]]. One is owned and operated by [[MCR]] for Agropelter, and three others are operated by the [[wikipedia:United_States_Air_Force|United States Air Force]] as the C-73 Loadstar.

Latest revision as of 10:16, 30 October 2026

C-73 Loadstar
Type Strategic Airlifter
Status In service with the USAF and MCR
Number Built 4
Primary Users United States Air Force

Marine Cargo Resources

Wars The Desert
History
Manufactured 2042-2046
Introduction Date February 13, 2044 - MCR

May 22, 2045 - USAF

First Flight December 8, 2042




The C-73 Loadstar is a large eight engine cargo transport aircraft designed and built by Agropelter. One is owned and operated by MCR for Agropelter, and three others are operated by the United States Air Force as the C-73 Loadstar.