These are still not totally understood to me. I understand and know they are not flight passes. They were cargo tags attached with wire to crates. What I can not find is the info attached to the particular package what ever it was.?Eric
Luft cargo tags any help please.
These are still not totally understood to me. I understand and know they are not flight passes. They were cargo tags attached with wire to crates. What I can not find is the info attached to the particular package what ever it was.?
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Bump for help please.
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Personally, I've never totally understood these little tags either. I Assume that the different colors and different shapes relate to various crate contents, such as: red for military, round for clothing, diamond for machinery, etc. But, as far as I've ever read, no one has Ever come up with a definitive listing of just what these tags actually signify or why it wasn't easier to simply write on the crate what the contents was. Just How were they attached to the cargo and has there ever been a photograph of one of these things in Place?
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
No idea about how they work, but they look pretty neat.
What I have understood it was for weight distribution of cargo. We used this.....https://www.google.com/url?q=https:/...ie46dGuMOdZuKA.
Eric
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