WWII Douglas C-47B Skytrain "What's up Doc?" Palm Springs Air Museum - California

Footage from the C-47 `Whats up Doc?' that was in attendance at the Palms Spring Air Museum in Nov 2018. This was during the museums 'Props and Hops' Festival.
"The Skytrain transport aircraft was used by the U.S. Army Air Forces, Royal Air Force, and U.S. Navy during World War II. It was nicknamed the "Gooney Bird" and was called the "Dakota" by the British.
The museum's Skytrain was a USAAF aircraft built in 1944. It eventually ended up in the Israeli Air Force and was was painted in desert camouflage when it arrived at the Palm Springs Air Museum. Some of the Israeli lettering can still be seen in the inside. Reportedly, his aircraft had also seen service with the RAF, Belgian Air Force and French Air Force..."
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