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PRIMARY SOURCES:
The author has spent substantial time with the DC-3, on the ground and aloft, including time in the cockpit, and has interviewed various DC-3 pilots, crewmen, mechanics and operations personnel -- including veterans of early DC-3 flights (including WWII combat missions).
BOOKS, GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS and PERIODICAL SPECIAL ISSUES:
- Angellucci, Enzo (Italian publisher/journalist & aviation scholar), Airplanes, from the Dawn of Flight to the Present Day, Greenwich/Arlington/Crown, London (from Milan), 1982, McGraw-Hill, NY / Arnoldo Mondidore Editore, Milan, 1973 / 1971, ISBN 0-517-38356X.
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- Baer, John, and Judith Hanson, Brian Dalton, World Aircraft Directory (Flying Times Quarterly, Fall,1972), Werner & Werner, Santa Monica, CA, 1972,
- Boeing Company, Pedigree of Champions: Boeing Since 1916, 6th ed., Boeing, Seattle, 1985
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- Collins, Richard, ed. (with FLYING Magazine staff & other BIGGEST names in
aerospace writing), Flying Staff, Asimov, Bach, Bergman, Caidin, Buckley, Eaker,
Godfrey, Karant, Langewiesche, Serlin, FKS, Thos. J. Watson, Yarnell, Zarb.,
Aviation: Past, Present & Future; (Flying Magazine 50th Anniversary Issue),
Ziff-Davis / FLYING Magazine (Sept.,1977), New York, 1977
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Barnes & Noble / Brown Packaging, London, 1997, Orbis, Aerospace, 1997,
0-7607-0592-5 ISBN.
- Eisenhower, Gen. Dwight D., USArmy (WWII Supreme Allied Commander in
Europe), Crusade in Europe, Doubleday, NY, 1948
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History of Aviation, Lowe & B. Hould / Borders Properties, Ann Arbor, MI, 2001,
MBI, St.Paul MN / Worth Press & DAG PubsLtd., 2001, 0-681-60319-4 ISBN.
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Salamander, London, 1975
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Gurney, Col. Gene, USAAF ret'd (USAAF pilot, WWII), fwd. by Gen. Curtiss
LeMay, USAF, The War in the Air (WWII), Bonanza/Crown, NY, 1962,
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Mondey, David, gen. ed. (forward by PanAm founder Juan Trippe), The International Encyclopedia of Aviation, Aerospace Publishing, London 1981 / Crescent (Crown), NY, 1977, / Octopus Books (Mandarin Publishers, Hong Kong),
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____________, compiler, Encyclopedia of the World's Commercial and Private Aircraft, Aerospace Publishing, London 1981 / Crescent (Crown), NY, 1982,
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PERIODICAL ARTICLES and EXCERPTS:
- B/CA staff, "Turboprop DC-3 Certificated," Business & Commercial Aviation, October, 1987, vol.61, #4, page 82
- Boyne, Walter J., "Air Force Aircraft of the Korean War," Air Force, July, 2000, vol.83, #7, page 67
- Casey, Gerry A., "Lurches of a lumbering 'Tin Goose' pale the aura of Amelia Earhart," Private Pilot, April, 1984, vol.19, #4, page 16
- Collins, Richard, "Flying Flashbacks: 50 Years Ago - 1927-1947 Statistics," Flying, August, 1997, vol.127, #8, page 138
- Davisson, Budd, "We Fly (Sort of) the Electra Junior," www.AirBum.com, 1989
- Edo company ad: "Edo floats on DC-3 & Cessnas," Private Pilot, March, 1984, vol.19, #3, page 25
- Flying staff, "Flying Flashbacks: 50 years: Consolidated Vultee 240," Flying, April, 1996, vol.123, #4, page 122
- ______________, "Flying Flashbacks: 50 years: DC-3 variations," Flying, April, 1996, vol.123, #4, page 122
- ______________, "DC-3 Marks 60 Years of Flight," Flying, April, 1996, vol.123, #4, page 90
- Garrison, Peter, "Technicalities: The History of Aerodynamics," Flying, March, 1997, vol.124, #3, page 142
- Kingsley-Jones, Max, with AirClaims & Paul Duffy, World Airliner Census
(Flight International, 29 Aug 2000), Flight International, UK, 2000
- MacReady, Lynne, "1995 Bushmaster 2000 (Ford TriMotor copy)," Private Pilot, May, 2001, vol.36, #5, page 42
- Marsh, Alton K. and Peter A. Bedell, "Fokker Goes Broke," AOPA Pilot, May, 1996, vol.39, #5, page 28
- ______________, "Fantasy of Flight acquires 'Tin Goose'," AOPA PIlot, May, 1996, vol.39, #5, page 31
- McClellan, J.Mac, "Flying Dutchman," Flying, July, 1988, vol.115, #7, page 30
- Mizrahi, Joe, "Last-Minute Substitute (Douglas DC-1)," Wings, April, 2002, vol.32, #2, page 8
- Morgan, Len, "My Perfect Airplane," (DC-3 report and analysis, by noted airline captain, experienced with the DC-3 and other contemporary aircraft) Flying, April, 1993, vol.120, #4, page 94
- Penney, Stewart, World Air Forces: What They Fly (Flight International, 27
Nov.2001), Flight International, UK, 2001
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- Smith, Gene, "Birth of the Gooney (DC-3)," Air Classics, January, 1985, vol.22, #1, page 22
- ______________, "Fifty Years of Glory: DC-3," Air Classics, January, 1985, vol.22, #1, page 18
- ______________, "Kilroy & Friends: ...Gooney Bird... 50-year history," Air Classics, January, 1985, vol.22, #1, page 15
- Stites, Charles H., "Lockheed's First Spy Plane," Private Pilot, April, 2002, vol.37, #4, page 78
- Weeghman, Richard B., "The Cardinal & the Gooney Bird, pt.1," Air Progress, October, 1974, vol.35, #4, page 34
ONLINE SOURCES:
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