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$Stock Photography of D-Day Paratroopers getting ready to jump. \n\nNote: number on the nose is only the invasion stick number and does not ID the plane.$

Three square shaped windows and an airplane door. Windows in Airplane Fuselage. Airplane fusalage with locked door.

$The Douglas C-47 Skytrain was the primary transport aircraft for the Allies in WW II. Over 10,000 were built. This example is in D-Day livery evident by the bold stripes on the fuselage and wings.\nSanford, Florida\n10/17/2021$

Vintage Douglas DC-3 Dakota propellor airplane flying in mid air in a cloudy sky. The PH-PBA is flying its last operational flights with a tour of The Netherlands after having served for the US Air Force and the Dutch government flown by Prins Bernhard. Later the airplanes was named ‘Prinses Amalia’.

Duxford, UK - May 28, 2016: a Douglas C-47 Skytrain / Dakota US military transport aircraft of WW2 seen in flight over Cambridgeshire, England.

Alamogordo, New Mexico, USA - June 1 2024: Ground crew watch their C-47 Skytrain start its engines at the 2024 Legacy of Liberty Airshow at Holloman Air Force Base.

Historic Dakota troop transport flying over English Channel, England. Douglas DC3 Dakota twin propeller engine troop transport and freight aircraft in D-Day colour scheme in level flight overhead Poole Bay, English Channel, England in fluffy cloudscape blue,sky

WWII D day june 6th aircraft Douglas DC-47 troop Carrier in flight. Sunny day light cloud wisps. High quality photo

An iconic bare-metal DC-3 Dakota aeroplane sits outside of an old-style aircraft hangar. Model photography.

Commercial passenger airplane in 1951. DC-3. Scanned film with significant grain.

$A beautifully restored C-47 Skytrain sits at the Massey Air Museum ion the Eastern Shore of Maryland. \n\nThe C-47 Skytrain, also known as the Dakota in British military service, is a military transport aircraft that gained widespread fame during World War II. Developed from the civilian Douglas DC-3 airliner, the C-47 became one of the most versatile and widely used aircraft of the war.\n\nThe C-47's rugged construction and versatile design made it well-suited for a variety of roles in both the European and Pacific theaters of World War II. It was used for transporting supplies, evacuating casualties, dropping paratroopers behind enemy lines, and towing gliders.\n\nThe C-47 played a vital role in key Allied operations, including the D-Day invasion of Normandy, the airborne assaults on Sicily and Holland, and the resupply missions during the Siege of Bastogne in the Battle of the Bulge. It also supported Allied forces in the China-Burma-India theater and the Pacific island-hopping campaign.$

Vintage Douglas DC-3 propellor airplane ready for take off at the runway of an empty airfield. Image with a retro look.

C-47 from the Ford Island Air traffic control tower

Tucson, Arizona, USA - March 25, 2023: A C-47 Skytrain on display at the 2023 Thunder and Lightning Over Arizona airshow.

Illuminators and door in old military airplane. Green colored fuselage with door and illuminator.

A scale model of the iconic bare-metal DC-3 Dakota in the desert.

A Douglas DC-3 Vintage Aircraft, Flying at the Marion Municipal Airport, Marion, IN, USA. Pre-WWII-era airliner, originally delivered to Braniff Airways in 1940, presently flown as a living history exhibit and remains airworthy. September 2016.

This black and white photo depicts an antique airplane soaring through the sky

Alamogordo, New Mexico, USA - June 2 2024: A C-47 Skytrain taxis on the runway while an F-16 Falcon lands at the 2024 Legacy of Liberty Airshow at Holloman Air Force Base.

A scale model of the iconic bare-metal DC-3 Dakota in the desert, processed in an old-fashioned style.

Duxford, UK - May 25, 2014: A Douglas C47 Skytrain Second World War transport aircraft takes off from an airfield in Cambridgeshire, England.

Close-up side view of a Dakota DC3 aeroplane. Red lettering highlights the emergency exit doorways. There is a parcel in one window.

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