EAA '99 - DC-3s

DC-3s & C-47s

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All Photographs © 1999 Geoff Sobering, Non-commercial Use Allowed with Attribution, All Other Rights Reserved

As usual (ex. EAA '96, '97, and '98) I took a lot of pictures of DC-3s.
I try and get at least one picture of every DC-3 at Oshkosh. Like last year, there were a whole bunch of them, and I think I may have missed a few...

For more information on this type of plane, here are a few references:

www.centercomp.com/dc3 The DC-3 Online Museum
www.aircruise.com/dc3 The DC-3/Dakota Historical Society
www.wpafb.af.mil/museum/modern_flight/mf3.htm USAF Museum

These photographs were taken at the 1999 EAA Oshkosh Fly-In (aka "EAA AirVenture").

Jump to: Misc. DC-3's | DC-3 Engine Nacelles | Basler Turbo DC-3 Conversion

A note about the photographs: if a thumbnail picture is a link, clicking on it will load an image approximately 500x300 pixels large (~60Kb). Under some thumbnails is the word "huge". Clicking there will load the original scanned image of about 800x500 pixels at JPEG 75% quality (~200Kb). If the N-number above the photo (or column of pictures) is a link, it will take you to the Landings.Com N-number data-base entry for the aircraft.

Misc. DC-3's:
	N47E: huge	N33644: huge	N25641: huge
Four DC-3's and Nacelle Closeups: I was fascinated by the variety of nacelle rings on the planes at Oshkosh this year.
	N33VBW: huge	N603MC: huge	N43GL: huge	N943DJ: huge
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Basler "Adventure Network" BT-47 Turbo DC-3 Conversion:
	N200AN: huge	huge	huge
	N200AN: huge	huge