Douglas C-47Douglas C 47 airplane model. Few aircraft are as well known, were so widely used or used as long as the C 47. Affectionately nicknamed the "Gooney Bird," this aircraft was adapted from the Douglas DC 3 commercial airliner. The U. S. Army Air Corps ordered its first C 47s in 1940, and by the end of World War II, procured a total of 9,348. These C 47s carried personnel and cargo around the globe. They also towed troop carrying gliders, dropped

for the US Navy and Marine Corps

Allegheny Commuter SH-360 airplane model

Wingspan 15

high-speed penetrations

as well as airlines in Russia

or Walleye

which first engaged in combat in March 1965 in Vietnam from the USS Independence

Beechcraft B-200 Super King Air airplane model

resulting in the type's first flight on May 20 1965

an intricately detailed desktop model of the iconic aircraft

Gulfstream IV G4 airplane model

Bell UH-1 Huey helicopter model King County Sheriff