"That's all brother" - The world's most famous World War 2 C-47 

Riding in this for only 30 minutes really makes you appreciate what those young paratroopers experienced. Words cannot express my gratitude for their dedication and sacrifice 🇺🇸

Big thankyou to everyone involved in saving this bird..:)

My first ever airplane trip was in an old Southern Airways DC-3. To me the DC-3/C-47 will always be one of the most beautiful aircraft ever built. These old tail draggers just have a certain class to them that modern aircraft just cannot touch. And did anyone notice how gently the pilot lowered that rear wheel down onto the runway?

Thanks for posting this video of my favorite war bird.

You did a beautiful job on this plane guys. Absolute credit to you. I would love to take lift in this gorgeous machine.

How beautiful and to think this year after 75 years she flew the exact same route with other original aircraft to Normandy. God bless her and those that brought her back from decay. She looked out for us, its only right we do the same for her...long may she fly...

Good old Lady and still in the Air... Great.

Beautiful bird~ 👍

Flew in her yesterday.What a beautiful lady.

Who else saw this and the blue bonnet air show in burner Texas?

This historic plane should do a one time round the tour so people can have a chance to see it. This will also generate donations that can keep this aircraft airworthy. We salute you "That's All, Brother"

Flying on this aircraft tomorrow 👍🏻🥰

My father flew a C-47 in WW II, he commanded a flight wing. He was shot down the day before the Normandy invasion after dropping radio sticks. He crash landed in Bastone France and was taken prisoner for six week before the US MARINES and the Russian forces liberated the stalag...it’s a gorgeous air craft, long live the Goonie bird!!!!!

As a member of the CAF. I personally love this plane

Man how I wish I could have logged a jump from one of these birds!

I have a die cast model ode this exact plane

I miss prop blur.

"Stand up. Hook up. Stand in the door!!!".

I wonder if any of the guys that jumped from this related their stories?

It appears in the video that the rubber door seals are missing leading to ALOT of wind noise in that area. Please put some window foam tape or something around the interior of the door - not to pressurize the cabin, just to mellow out that wind noise as air passes over that unsealed door.

5 june 1944 not 6 june

I believe it’s in France

I did not just see a gps or whatever it was in a C-47 DC-3. That’s not right!!

What a shame they put in that stupid glass cockpit.

So many chubbies onboard. What is it with interest in American aviation history and lack of fitness? (Pointless sound track...nothing could be distinguished from this noise)