DC-3 / PSADouglas DC 3 PSA airplane model. Undoubtedly a classic airliner, and almost certainly as well known to travelers all over the world as to aviation enthusiasts, by the end of 1991 the Douglas DC 3 as a type, had been in service continuously for 55 years, with a safety record that has become almost legendary. Civil DC 3s delivered to US airlines before the nation became involved in World War II played a most important part in the development of reliable

an M-4-2 fuel tanker

Boeing addressed the demand for shorter flight lengths from smaller airports

During the Norwegian campaign

including the massive 74-ton mobile scissors bridge

including a short range of around 360 miles (580 km) on internal fuel and a sometimes difficult to handle narrow

and the most technologically advanced helicopter in the world

Key features include computer-controlled air navigation system

This was the P-39s strong suit

Nicknamed 'Aardvark' because of its long

and good field performance

C-27 Spartan airplane model

With the ability to carry various weapons and stores