Definition of loadmaster
: a crew member of a transport aircraft who is in charge of the cargo
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Operated by a crew of three (pilot/co-pilot/ loadmaster), the airlifter is powered by four Pratt & Whitney F117-PW-100 turbofans making 40,000 pounds of thrust each.
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Harter was a loadmaster with the Missouri Air National Guard, family members said on Sunday.
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Eric Circuns, loadmaster; and Senior Airman Roberto Espada.
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Eric Circuns, a loadmaster with 31 years of service, survived by his wife, two step daughters and a son; and Senior Airman Roberto Espada, who had three years of service and is survived by his grandmother.
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Eric Circuns, a loadmaster; and Senior Airman Roberto Espada.
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The flight Thursday was a training mission that involved pilots, flight engineers and loadmasters.
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Boyles is facing mandatory retirement in early November at age 60 after more than three decades as a loadmaster, but the tradition will continue: His son is now a firefighter in the Guard.
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Johnson was a loadmaster on the KC-130, helping manage the cargo on board.
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1961
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