Wartime C-47 42-93423 was transferred to the Royal Air Force as Dakota III KG602. The aircraft was transferred to the Royal Canadian Air Force in June 1946 with the same serial. New serial 12932 was applied in 1970 as the system was re-structured . Sold to Buffalo Airways in 1980 , it was registered C-GPNR in 1981. Although named Summer Wages, the aircraft is pictured also dedicated to Murray Crosby, a Buffalo Airways DC-3 co-pilot who tragically died in a Cessna 337 crash.

Built as 42-23972 and delivered to the RCAF in July 1943, this Dakota was eventually retired from the Canadian Air Force when withdrawn in 1989. Sold to Basler Airlines in 1991, the aircraft underwent the company's turbo conversion in 1994. The airliner is registered to Oiland LLC at the time of uploading.

With it's original US Navy serial, this C-47 is pictured at the DC-3 Airmada (50th Anniversary fly in) held in Abbotsford, BC. With the Confederate Air Force when photographed, the warbird is with the American Airpower Heritage Flying Museum at the time of uploading.