- C-46 of the 375th TCG, nose art Tokyo or BUST
- C-46 horizontal stabilizer and elevator 1943
- C-46A 41-25161 at Buffalo factory
- C-46A 41-5159 1942 2
- C-46A 41-5159 1942 in flight 3
- C-46A 41-5159 1942 in flight 4
- Maintenance on P&W R-2800 engine of C-46
- C-46 41-5163 with parallel vehicle ramp
- C-46A and P-40 assembly line 3
- C-46A 41-24755 after hitting Dakota IV KN220 436 Squadron Chittagong 19 March 1945
- C-46A 320 of the 433rd TCG, 67thy TCS
- C-46 rolls out of Curtiss factory
- C-46A assembly line 4
- C-46A-10 41-12338 in flight
- C-46A 41-12375, 41-12378, 41-12377 and P-40
- C-46 at modification center
- Airmen load Sikorsky R-4 into a C-46 41-24719
- C-46A 43-47313 in flight
- C-46D – paratroop transport aircraft, fitted with an extra door on the port side
- C-46 wing
- Soldiers waiting to board the C-46A
- C-46A 42-96621 2
- C-46 cockpit 2
- C-46D 44-78120 3
- C-46 42-107363
- C-46D 44-78120 5
- C-46A assembly line 2
- C-46A engine 4
- C-46A 42-96803 2
- C-46A 42-96803 in flight
- C-46A wing
- C-46D 44-77519 N3-K of the 313th TCG, 47 TCS, ETO
- C-46A final assembly line at Curtiss’ Buffalo factory
- C-46D 44-77519 N3-K of the 313th Troop Carrier Group, 47th TCS, ETO 2
- Soldiers are exiting the C-46 41-5166
- C-46A 42-96803 3
- C-46E 2
- C-46A assembly line
- Early C-46
- C-46A 41-24703 in flight
- U.S. Military transport aircraft C-46A 41-24703 2
- Loading a Jeep onto a C-46 41-5166 2
- Brand new C-46E, 1945
- C-46 at factory airfield
- C-46A CBI
- C-46E 43-47403 July 1945
- P-40 and C-46, Curtiss plant 1944
- C-46D 44-78120 fitted with an extra door on the port side
- C-46 42-107363 2
- Tail of C-46A 42-96535
- C-46A 41-24772, Curtiss Buffalo factory
- Soldiers waiting to board the C-46A 2
- C-46A in flight
- C-46F 44-78627 for China, 1945
- C-46E 3
- C-46A engine
- Curtiss C-46A 43-46994 India
- The instrument panel in the cockpit of a C-46
- Curtiss C-46A engine 3
- C-46A wing 2
- C-46E 43-47403, front view
- Curtiss C-46A warming up engines
- C-46 engine
- C-46A final assembly line 2
- Pratt & Whitney R-2800 Double Wasp engine
- Interior of a C-46
- C-46A 41-5159 in flight 1942
- Marine R5C-1 destroyed by Japanese Paratroops Yontan Airfield 1945
- C-46 “Southern Belle” of the 313th Troop Carrier Group
- Flight crews unload Piper AE-1 30289 from a C-46 at Peleliu
- C-46 and Jeep PTO
- Paratroopers jumping from C-46D 44-77524 of the 437th TCG
- 17th Airborne Troops Jump from C-46, Operation Varsity 24 March 1945
- Wounded evacuated aboard C-46 of the 1st Air Commando Group in Burma
- C-46A 42-96621 in flight
- C-46D code X144 of the 375th TCG, Pacific 1945
- R5C of the VMR-952 taxis on the runway at Yontan Okinawa in April 1945
- C-46A 42-107343 Agadir
- C-46D 44-78109 in flight
- C-46D W7-AD 44-77686 of the 316th Troop Carrier Group
- C-46A of the N3-O 47th TCS, 313 Troop Carrier Group
- C-46 PTO 2
- C-46 in flight
- C-46 PTO
- Curtiss C-46 in flight
- Paratroopers jumping from a C-46 44-77548 H2-L of 313th TCG 2
- Loading C-46A 41-12413 to flight to China over Hump 44
- C-46 Q8-D of the 349th Troop Carrier Group
- C-46D 44-77548 H2-L of 313th Troop Carrier Group
- 100 soldiers on wings of Curtiss C-46 1943
- Early C-46 during tests at Curtiss-Wright Factory Buffalo
- C-46 of the 313th TCG England
- C-46 and P-40 on Assembly Line in Curtiss Plant 1942
- Curtiss C-46D 44-78032
- Crashed C-46D #7 1944
- C-46D 44-77541 N3-A of the 313th TCG, 47th Squadron 1945
- Crashed C-46
- Crashed C-46A 42-101159 X619 of 2nd CCG, October 1945
- Curtiss C-46 assembly line
- Curtiss C-46D 44-78109 2
- C-46A 41-5160
- Jeep beside Curtiss C-46 Commando and P-40 Warhawk
- C-46 #3 PTO November 1943
- Loading Jeep onto C-46A 41-5163
Commando was a transport aircraft originally derived from a commercial high-altitude airliner design. It was instead used as a military transport during World War II by the United States Army Air Forces as well as the U.S. Navy/Marine Corps under the designation R5C. Known to the men who flew them as “The Whale,” or the “Curtiss Calamity,” the C-46 served a similar role as its counterpart, the Douglas C-47 Skytrain, but was not as extensively produced.