I last saw this old lady 40 years ago in July 1985 when she visited Schiphol for the ‘50 years Dakota’ celebrations. How time flies.
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I last saw this old lady 40 years ago in July 1985 when she visited Schiphol for the ‘50 years Dakota’ celebrations. How time flies.
I last saw this old lady 40 years ago in July 1985 when she visited Schiphol for the ‘50 years Dakota’ celebrations. How time flies.
I last saw this old lady 40 years ago in July 1985 when she visited Schiphol for the ‘50 years Dakota’ celebrations. How time flies.
Douglas DC-3 N57123 (c/n 33170) may have originally been procured as TC-47B 44-76837, before being transferred to the US Navy as R4D-7 99831.*
As of March 2016, the US registration N57123 was still assigned to this aircraft, but its status was "Expired" as of 12/31/2012.*
Photographed at Falcon Field, Mesa, Arizona (KMSC)
July 2000
(Scanned 35mm color negative)
*References:
www.joebaugher.com/navy_serials/thirdseries10.html
registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry/NNum_Results.aspx?NNumbe...