The DC-3 Aviation Museum
(The DC-3 Aviation Museum is an IRS approved 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation.)

Welcome to the
72nd Anniversary
of the roll-out of the:
Douglas
DC-3/C-47/R4D/Li-2/Dakota
(and all of its many variants)

December 17, 1935

The Douglas Aircraft Company rolled out,
and flew the Legendary DC-3!

The DC-3 in this single event, with all its variants,
has rippled through the Aviation World for over 60 years.
Competing designers have proclaimed the demise of this valiant workhorse,
with each new aluminum show plane, but to no avail.

The DC-3/C-47/R4D/Dakota and its many other variants,
has touched the lives of people
from every country in the World, and from Pole to Pole.
The DC-3 was designed to
do the work of the world then -- and the DC-3 is still at it!

A new group of DC-3 fans are now retracing the path of history,
and the DC-3/C-47/R4D/Dakota is there to greet them,
and share a "Spirit of Aviation"
that has crossed both generational and financial barriers
to capture the heart of those that love aviation
as a way of life, and not simply a occupation!

These over 1475 web pages, which are the labor of love,
dedicated to the DC-3/C-47/R4D/Dakota,and all its variants,
and all those who admire this venerable craft.

This GIF was created by Don Incoll
from Australia.

In the Spotlight...

The spirit that lived in 1776 is abundantly present today.
Never let an opportunity pass to say, "Thank you."
To all who serve, pray for them without ceasing.

It is America. May God bless her.

Remember:
September 11, 2001
"Terrorism ain 't over,
till it's over, all over the World"

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On February 24, 1969, while flying in a AC - 47, A/1c John L. Levitow,

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Introducing the most exciting DC-3 or in this case R4D on the market today !!! Mid Atlantic Air Museum THE AWARD-WINNING DOUGLAS DC-3 AIRCRAFT PACKAGE MAAM-SIM, (Mid-Atlantic Air Museum Simulations) Bill Rambow Jan Visser Fred Banting Rob Young Bill Womack Howard Sodja Mark Beaumont (completely redesigned for FS2002 and 2004)	DC-3 Flight Simulator files are here!
YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN !	Class 44F, Eagle Field, Dos Palos,CA Dec. 1943 - Jan. 1944 Not all Pilots were born to fly, some had to be taught

The DC-3 Aviation Museum
is in need of the donation of a
Commuter Cessna 150, 152, or 172 (any year)
for Museum Business
(The DC-3 Aviation Museum is an IRS approved 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation.)

...Please contact the museum before any delivery..

dc3@dc3museum.org
or:
The DC-3 Aviation Museum
3301 NW Walnut Blvd.
Mail stop C
Corvallis, OR 97330
USA

Your contribution will help us build a permanent home
for the The DC-3 Aviation Museum

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