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Photo ID 281078 by Rainer Mueller. Private Historic Flight Foundation Douglas C 47B Skytrain, N877MG
Photo ID 238431 by Milos Ruza. Private Historic Flight Foundation Douglas C 47B Skytrain, N877MG
Photo ID 229055 by Milos Ruza. Private Historic Flight Foundation Douglas C 47B Skytrain, N877MG
Photo ID 228559 by Rainer Mueller. Private Historic Flight Foundation Douglas C 47B Skytrain, N877MG
Photo ID 228198 by Rainer Mueller. Private Historic Flight Foundation Douglas C 47B Skytrain, N877MG
Photo ID 226126 by Aaron C. Rhodes. Private Historic Flight Foundation Douglas C 47B Skytrain, N877MG
Photo ID: 226126
Executing a high-speed pass down the runway after taking off on its first leg of the journey that will take plane and crew to Normandy, France to participate in the 75th anniversary of the D-day invasion.
Photo ID 203035 by Aaron C. Rhodes. Private Historic Flight Foundation Douglas C 47B Skytrain, N877MG
Photo ID: 203035
Mr John Sessions giving us a great top-side view of his converted DC-3.
Photo ID 200709 by Aaron C. Rhodes. Private Historic Flight Foundation Douglas C 47B Skytrain, N877MG
Photo ID: 200709
Mr John Sessions gets ready to take his C-47/DC-3 out for a spin. This DC-3 flew as a C-47B flying over the Hump during WWII, and then was converted to an executive transport.
Photo ID 142982 by Aaron C. Rhodes. Private Historic Flight Foundation Douglas C 47B Skytrain, N877MG
Photo ID: 142982
Originally USAAF S/N 43-48377, this C-47 flew over the Hump during WWII, and then was converted to a DC-3 with a VIP interior in 1953, being used by Johnson and Johnson for a short while. It now carries a Pan Am livery, but maintains a VIP interior.
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