Warplanes of the USA: Arizona, Tucson, Pima Air & Space Museum, Douglas Aircraft
Pima Air & Space Museum,
Douglas Aircraft
Tucson, Pima Air & Space Museum, 6000 E. Valencia Road, 85706.
(Gillfoto Photo)
Douglas A-24B Banshee (Serial No. 254654).
Douglas A-20G Havoc (Serial No. 42-9436). Project.
Douglas A-20G Havoc (Serial No. 43-21627). Project.
(Author Photo)
(aeroprints.com Photo)
Douglas A-26C Invader (Serial No. 43-22494), 322494.
(Author Photo)
(aeroprints.com Photo)
Douglas B-26K Invader (Serial No. 64-17653).
(aeroprints.com Photo)
(Eric Salard Photo)
Douglas A-4C Skyhawk (Serial No. 148571), Reg. No. N401FS.
(Frank Kovalchek Photo)
(aeroprints.com Photo)
(Author Photo)
Douglas A-4D-2 Skyhawk (Serial No. 142928).
Douglas AIM-21 Genie (Serial No. TE-04813).
(Frank Kovalchek Photo)
(Dabarkey Photo)
(aeroprints.com Photo)
(Author Photo)
Douglas B-18B Bolo (Serial No. 38-0593), Reg. No. N66267.
(Author Photos)
(aeroprints.com Photo)
Douglas B-23 Dragon (Serial No. 39-0051), Reg. No. N534AJ.
(aeroprints.com Photo)
Douglas C-9B Skytrain II (Serial No. 164607), "City of Dublin", USN, Reg. No. EC-BYK.
(Author Photo)
(Eric Salard Photo)
(aeroprints.com Photo)
Douglas C-47 Skytrain (Serial No. 41-7723).
(Author Photo)
(aeroprints.com Photo)
Douglas C-54D Skymaster (Serial No. 42-72488).
(Aceebee Photo)
Douglas C-54Q Skymaster (Serial No. 56514), USN.
(Alan Wilson Photo)
(aeroprints.com Photo)
Douglas C-117D Skytrain (DC-3S), USN (BuNo. 17102), c/n 43330, converted from C-47A Skytrain '42-100804' c/n 11888, painted as "Time Flies By", artwork created by Eric Firestone and How & Nosm.
(aeroprints Photo)
Douglas C-117D Skytrain (DC-3S), unmarked.
(aeroprints.com Photo)
Douglas C-117D Skytrain (DC-3S), (Serial No. 17177).
(Author Photo)
(aeroprints.com Photo)
Douglas C-117D Skytrain (Serial No. 50826), USMC.
(USAF Photo)
Douglas C-124A Globemaster II strategic heavy-lift cargo aircraft for the US Air Force, 10 July 1952. Powered by four 3,800 hp R-4360 Wasp Major engines, the C-74 could carry up to 200 troops or 37 tons of cargo. It first flew in 1949 and remained in service until the mid-1970s.
(Mike Freer - Touchdown-aviation Photo)
(Author Photos)
(Frank Kovalchek Photo)
(Konstantin Von Wedelstaedt Photo)
Douglas C-124C Globemaster II (Serial No. 52-1004).
(Author Photo)
(aeroprints.com Photo)
(BriYYZ Photo)
(Eric Salard Photo)
Douglas C-133B Cargomaster (Serial No. 59-0527).
(Eric Salard Photo)
(aeroprints.com Photos)
Douglas DC-7B (Serial No. 44-701), Reg. No. N51701.
Douglas DSV-2C Thor Agena B.
(aeroprints.com Photo)
(Author Photos)
Douglas EA-1F Skyraider (Serial No. 135018), Reg. No. VR703.
(Author Photo)
(aeroprints.com Photo)
(Eric Salard Photo)
Douglas F-6A Skyray (Serial No. 134748).
Douglas SBD-5 Dauntless (Serial No. 10508).
(Author Photos)
(Dabarkey Photo)
Douglas TF-10B Skyknight (Serial No. 124829).
(Frank Kovalchek Photo)
Douglas VC-118A Liftmaster (Serial No. 53-3240), “Air Force One”.
(Author Photo)
(aeroprints.com Photo)
Douglas WB-66D Destroyer (Serial No. 55-00395).
(Author Photo)
(Mike Freer - Touchdown-aviation Photo)
(Eric Salard Photo)
(aeroprints.com Photo)
Douglas YEA-3A Skywarrior (Serial No. 130361), C/N No. 12-9262.
