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| − | A '''transport''' is any object which carries another: the term may refer to objects as small as protein structures like [[hemoglobin]], which carry [[oxygen]], to large military craft like the [[Chinook]] helicopter. | + | A '''transport''' is any object which carries another: the term may refer to objects as small as [[protein]] structures like [[hemoglobin]], which carry [[oxygen]], to large military craft like the [[Chinook]] [[helicopter]], [[C-130]], or naval transport vessels. |
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| + | * [[Transportation]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:29, June 24, 2016
A transport is any object which carries another: the term may refer to objects as small as protein structures like hemoglobin, which carry oxygen, to large military craft like the Chinook helicopter, C-130, or naval transport vessels.