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Batman_60 said:
Douglas DC-3B-202 NC17312 c/n 1922 was commandeered from TWA by the USAAF as C-84 42-57157, and delivered July 9, 1942. It was returned to TWA on December 3, 1943 where it again served as NC17312, fleet number '350'. It later flew with Wisconsin Central Airlines from October 27, 1950, with North Central Airlines as 'Land-o-Lakes - 11' from March 1, 1951, then with various other owners/operators. Reportedly its last operator was Central Cargo Inc, of San Juan, Puerto Rico. The aircraft was reported derelict at San Juan, PR. in October 1976, and scrapped by 1980. Also visible is Boeing 247 (247D) NC13339 c/n 1721 of United Airlines.

A30yoyo said:
Love the steps!
tim_zukas said:
The Air-Britain book says ten DC-3Bs were built-- eight, or maybe all, for TWA. Berths and seats, so two upper-berth windows each side instead of four. Below is Burbank-- maybe the above pic too? www.flickr.com/photos/sdasmarchives/13313503055/in/album-...
Edmund Rivera said:
Early pioneers of longHaul AirService. Great photo.

TVL1970 said:
Strangely enough, the caption typed on to this photo is incorrect. This is the wreckage of TWA Douglas DC-3 (DC-3B-202), NC17315 (c/n 1930), which crashed in St. Louis, Missouri on January 23, 1941. See: aviation-safety.net/database/record.php?id=19410123-0 The two TWA Douglas DC-2 airliners crashed in Pennsylvania in 1937, one registered NC13730 (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TWA_Flight_15A) and the other registered NC13721 (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TWA_Flight_1). Neither is captured in the photo above.