Saturday, June 13, 2009
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The DC-3/C-47/R4D/Dakota has touched the lives of people from every country in the World, -- and the DC-3 is still at it! A new group of DC-3 fans are now retracing the path of history, and share a "Spirit of Aviation" that has crossed both generational and financial barriers to capture the heart of those that love aviation as a way of life, and not simply a occupation!
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Bear Bio
- "Bear"
- Corvallis, Oregon, United States
- I received my wings in early 1971. Saw my first DC-3 as a boy, at Kingsley Field (KLMT)in Oregon. I fell in love with the DC-3 then, and never got over it.
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