C-133A fuselage section showing the design concept of the higher wing and main landing gear structure.

C-133A Cargomaster cargo bay looking forward from the aft ramp. Note the airframe structure that connects the main landing gear to the wing box. These oversize ribs transmit the load from the main gear to the wing box- the strongest part of the airframe. A spare Pratt & Whitney T34-P-9W is always a nice thing to carry around!

C-133A Cargomaster forward bulkhead showing the flight deck access door. The Duraflame fireplace logs are probably part of the Alaskan survival kit.(my best guess)

C-133A Cargomaster's rear cargo door ramp in the down/open position from the interior point of view.

C-133A Cargomaster nose section showing the cockpit and search radar(APN-59) radome.