Delivered as 43-48716 in 1944 it flew resupply missions from RAF Welford, UK, and Bretigny, France, including during the Battle of the Bulge and Operation Varsity. Post war it was converted as a VC-47D and passed to the US Army in April 1972, before being retired to MASDC at Tucson in 1974. It was acquired by Lee County Mosquito Control District in 1975 and registered N836M. Its Mosquito Control career over it was sold to the Air Heritage Aviation Museum at Beaver County Airport, PA., and has been restored to airworthiness in wartime markings carrying its original name "Luck of the Irish".

Delivered to the USAAF as 43-48716 in 1944. To Lee County Mosquito Control as N836M in 1975 then to Air Heritage Museum, Beaver County Airport, Beaver Falls, PA in 2012. Still current on the register in 2021.

K25 slide scan. Built 1944 as 43-48716 for USAAF. Converted to VC-47 1954, active until 1969. Civilianzed as Mosquito sprayer N836M for Lee County Mosquito Control 1975. No transfer recorded but aircraft clearly in US Army colours when first arrived in Florida. Air Heritage Museum, Beaver Falls, PA 2012. Restored to airworthy condition as "348716" and first flown 23 November 2018.

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