Berlin youngsters, who live near the Tempelhof Air Force Base, where the U. S. Air Force transports planes unload their airlift supplies, play at a game called "Luftbucks" (air bridge). These children of the junior airlift task force use model American planes, which are sold, in German toyshops throughout the western sector of Berlin in 1948. Photo courtesy of National Archives and Records Administration.
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Berlin youngsters, who live near the Tempelhof Air Force Base, where the U. S. Air Force transports planes unload their airlift supplies, play at a game called "Luftbucks" (air bridge). These children of the junior airlift task force use model American planes, which are sold, in German toyshops throughout the western sector of Berlin in 1948