6/44: TOS USAAF as C-47A. 9/54: Converted to VC-47A. Ca.1955: 178th Fighter Interceptor Squadron/119th Fighter Interceptor Group (ANG), Fargo ANGB, ND. By 1987: State Historical Society Museum, Bismarck, ND. Unknown date: Cass County Historical Society, West Fargo, ND. By 1993: Displayed at Bonanzaville USA- Eagles Air Museum, West Fargo, ND.

Based in Europe for twenty years and at nearby Burtonwood for much of the 1950s. After the base closed in early 1959 the aircraft was based at Speke for several weeks. It was later converted to an EC-47Q for service in South East Asia and was eventually withdrawn at Clark AFB in the Philippines in 1974

This VC-47A was operated by the California ANG throughout the 1950s, as of 1954.

Delivered to the USAAF as 43-15579 in 1944. Preserved at Fresno, CA from 1972 then to March, CA by 1998.

Delivered to the USAAF as 43-15579 in 1944. Preserved at Fresno, CA from 1972 then to March, CA by 1998.

Wfu from USAF service in Oct 1972 and placed on display at Fresno ANGB, CA. Remained there in California Air Guard markings until at least 1979, but its whereabouts in the 1980s are less certain. It reportedly spent some years at Hurlburt Field, FL (falsely painted as "43010"), but this is unconfirmed. In March 1990 it arrived at the March Field Air Museum in unmarked olive drab paint with no serial. That paint was removed in 2004, and in 2008 it was finally restored to its original California Air Guard markings, as seen here.

This C-47 has been used as a support aircraft for the 156th TFG of the Puerto Rico ANG.

This is former USAAF 43-16121.

Undergoing major restoration for display at the March Field museum.

Brussels Military Advisory & Assistance Group

Retired from the USAF in 1972, this aircraft arrived at the March Field Air Museum in 1979 on the back of a flatbed.