Delivered to the USAAF as 44-76791 then to the French Air Force as 476791 in 1945. To the Israeli Air Force as 4X-FND/034 in 1967 then sold as N791HH in 2000. To the Lyon Air Museum in 2006 and maintained in airworthy condition.

This was the support aircraft for the "Patrouille de France" aerobatic team which displayed at this event. Built for the USAF as 44-476791, to the French Air Force as 476791 in 1945, then to the Israeli Air Force in 1970. To N791HH July 2000. it now wears D-Day markings in the U.S.

One of the seven airworthy aircraft at the Lyon Air Museum. All look splendid, as if they were built yesterday. This C-47B served with the French Air Force since 1945, and then with the Israeli Air Force since 1967. It was sold as N791HH in July 2000 and ended up in storage at Ephrata, WA, until acquired by the museum in Aug 2006. Following restoration it was painted in these 97th Troop Carrier Squadron D-Day markings as "Willa Dean", with its original serial 44-76791.

Ex Israeli Air Force, and still in their camo markings. The wingtip on the left belongs to a Catalina.

This is former Israeli Air Force C-47B 034, still showing those markings and the serial. It was ferried from Israel to the USA in August 2000 and soon stored here, with Comanche Air at Ephrata. A few years later it was restored for Lyon Air Museum at Santa Ana, CA, where it is now based in its original D-Day markings. It is ex 44-76791, delivered to the USAAF in April 1945.