Operated in Alaska as N199AB for many years carrying outsized cargo throughout the state. Flown to Travis AFB, where it arrived on August 30, 2008.

Flown to Travis AFB in August 2009, this aircraft is on display (2018) at the Travis Air Force Base Heritage Center.

This was the last C-133 Cargomaster to fly, as N199AB. It landed at Travis for preservation in 2008.

Aircraft delivered to USAF as 56-1999 in December 1957. For the past 30 years this aircraft has been flying in Alaska hauling outsized cargo. Shown a few minutes after landing at Travis AFB on the final flight of the C-133 type aircraft. It will be put on display at the Travis Air Museum.

The last airworthy Cargomaster in the world (ex HI-246 & USAF 56-1999). Due to FAA restrictions it was only allowed to fly for the Alaska State government, but that included several flights in Jun/Jul 2004, to carry large loads to remote locations in Alaska. In April 2006 it flew again, to Barter Island, AK. It was then sold to the Travis Air Museum, and on 28 Aug 2008 it departed Anchorage for the last time, landing safely at McChord AFB that same day. Two days later it continued to its new home at Travis AFB, where it was placed on display. This was the last flight of a C-133 worldwide.