douglasdsta207
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- dc3
- douglasdc3
- douglasdst
- airplane
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- aviation
- dac
- douglas
- airliners
- douglasaircraft
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- douglasaircraftcompany
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- prattwhitney
- c48
- twinwasp
- r1830
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- c48b
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The last upload was May 2014.
AL61A-045 Douglas DST NC18102 Western Air Express from SDASM Archives uploaded May 2014
Richard Album Friel Special Collection Photo from SDASM Archives uploaded October 2012
55. Douglas DC-3, United AL, ship 145, Glendale from SDASM Archives uploaded April 2012
Douglas : DC-4E from SDASM Archives uploaded May 2010
Douglas : DC-3 from SDASM Archives uploaded May 2010
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Richard Album Friel Special Collection Photo
from SDASM Archives
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Stig Jarlevik said:
This is quite clearly NC18103 which was delivered to United in July 1937 as a DST. I got nothing on that aircraft until it went to USAAF in 1942. I believe United called themselves the Mainliner at the time which would fit what we see on the fuselage. From where comes TWA and for that matter Consolidated? Stig
AL61A-045 Douglas DST NC18102 Western Air Express
from SDASM Archives
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Jan Griffin said:
Fore runner of TWA - Pane became C47 and affectionately called the Goney Bird. Look up Goney birds in the Pacific if you not understand.
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Batman_60 said:
As pre-existing tags already indicate, this is DST-A-207 c/n 1960, which was impressed into the USAAF on June 8, 1942 as C-48B 42-56098. It returned to the civil registry as NC18102 (United Air Lines 'Iowa' January 19, 1944), later N912F. Converted to DC-3A, later N777X, various owners/operators.