Doug Robertson's Photo Gallery

1944 Douglas C-47B SKYTRAIN, two P&W R-1830-90C 1,200 Hp each, of American Aeronautical Foundation

1943 Douglas DC-3 as C53D SKYTROOPER 'D-Day Doll', two Curtiss-Wright R-1820-56 1,200 Hp each, nose art

1943 Douglas DC-3 as C53D SKYTROOPER 'D-Day Doll', two Curtiss-Wright R-1820-56 1,200 Hp each, invasion stripes

1943 Douglas DC-3 as C53D SKYTROOPER 'D-Day Doll', two Curtiss-Wright R-1820-56 1,200 Hp each, invasion stripes

1943 Douglas DC-3 as C53D SKYTROOPER 'D-Day Doll', two Curtiss-Wright R-1820-56 1,200 Hp each, data card

1943 Douglas DC-3 as C53D SKYTROOPER 'D-Day Doll', two Curtiss-Wright R-1820-56 1,200 Hp each

1943 Douglas DC-3 as C53D SKYTROOPER 'D-Day Doll', two Curtiss-Wright R-1820-56 1,200 Hp each, tail data

1943 Douglas DC-3 as C53D SKYTROOPER 'D-Day Doll', two Curtiss-Wright R-1820-56 1,200 Hp each

1943 Douglas DC-3 as C53D SKYTROOPER 'D-Day Doll', two Curtiss-Wright R-1820-56 1,200 Hp each, nose art

1944 Douglas DC-3C as USAF AC-47 gunship 'SPOOKY', two P&W R-1830-90C radial engines 1,200 Hp each. 'SPOOKY's' data card.

1944 Douglas DC-3C as USAF AC-47 gunship 'SPOOKY', two P&W R-1830-90C radial engines 1,200 Hp each.

1944 Douglas DC-3C as USAF AC-47D gunship 'SPOOKY', While 'Spooky' was the collective call sign, our troops in Vietnam called these gunships 'Puff, the Magic Dragon', after Peter, Paul and Mary's song (which title had nothing to do with airplanes!)