Editing Fairchild C-119 Flying Boxcar (section)

==Variants==
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;XC-119A
:The XC-82B modified to production standards, later became C-119A, then EC-119A as an electronics test bed.
;C-119B
:Production variant with two P&W R-4360-30 engines, 55 built.
;C-119C
:As C-119B with dorsal fins added and tailplane extensions removed, 303 built.
;YC-119D
:Project for a version with three-wheeled landing gear and removable pod, was designated XC-128A, none built.
;YC-119E
:Project for a version of the 119D with two R-3350 engines, was designated XC-128B, none built.
;YC-119F
:One C-119C modified with two R-3350-85 engines.
;C-119F
:Production variant, (71 produced by Henry Kaiser with Wright R-3350 engines), 256 built for the USAF and RCAF.
;C-119G
:As C-119F with different [[Propeller (aircraft)|propeller]]s, 480 built, some converted from Fairchild or Kaiser built C-119F.
;[[Fairchild AC-119|AC-119G Shadow]]
:C-119G modified as [[gunship]]s, 26 conversions.
;YC-119H
:Re-designed version with extended wing and modified tail surface, one converted from a C-119C.
;C-119J
:C-119F and G converted with a modified rear fuselage, 62 conversions.
;EC-119J
[[File:National Museum of the U.S. Air Force-Fairchild C-119J Flying Boxcar.jpg|thumb|A Fairchild EC-119J Flying Boxcar at the [[National Museum of the US Air Force]]]]
:Conversions for satellite tracking.
;MC-119J
:Used for aircraft equipped for [[medical evacuation]] role.
;RC-119
:Reconnaissance aircraft used by the [[Vietnamese Air Force]]
;YC-119K
:One C-119G modified with two [[General Electric J85]] turbojets in underwing pods.
;C-119K
:Five C-119Gs modified as YC-119K.
;[[Fairchild AC-119|AC-119K Stinger]]
:C-119G modified to C-119K standard as gunships, 26 conversions.
;C-119L
:Modified variant of the C-119Gs, 22 conversions.
;[[Fairchild XC-120 Packplane|XC-120 Packplane]]
[[File:R4Q-1 USMC NAN8-50.jpg|thumb|A USMC R4Q-1 of VMR-252 in 1950]]
:One C-119B converted with removable cargo pod.
;C-128
:Initially used designation for YC-119D and YC-119E variant.
;R4Q-1
:United States Navy & United States Marine Corps version of the C-119C, 39 built.
;R4Q-2
:United States Navy and United States Marine Corps version of the C-119F, later re-designated C-119F, 58 built.

===Civilian modified versions===
;Steward-Davis Jet-Pak C-119:Civil conversions of Fairchild C-119s with {{cvt|3400|lbf|kN}} [[Westinghouse J34-WE-36]] dorsal jet-pods. Increased take-off weight of {{cvt|77000|lb}}. 29 jet-pak kits were supplied to the US civil market and 27 to the [[Indian Air Force]].
;Steward-Davis Stolmaster:A single C-119 conversion, with quick-attach J34 jet-packs. A single conversion in 1967.