Australian Warbird Douglas A65-94 Canvas Print

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A65-94 was built in Oklahoma city as a C-47B-30-DK and was delivered to the USAF on 20 April 1945 registered as 44-76774.
The aircraft was then delivered to the RAAF on 2 May 1945 as A65-94 with a domestic registration of �VH-RFK� and served in 38, 36 and then 34 Squadrons.
In 34 Squadron A65-94 was used as a VIP aircraft, transporting members of parliament and visiting dignitaries. During the Queen�s visit to Australia in 1954, A65-94 was used as a support aircraft carrying equipment for the tour. She was also used as a crew currency training aircraft and was based at Canberra. Gooney Birds, as they were commonly known, finished service with 34 Squadron in 1967 and A65-94 finally went to the Aircraft Research and Development Unit (ARDU) in 1982 where she served until 1997.
When A65-94 was decommissioned in 2000, the aircraft had flown a total of 14,600 hours and was 55 years old.
She was acquired by HARS Historical Aircraft Restoration Society) in July 2000 and flown...

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