Delivered to the USAF in Dec-1943 as 42-100737. In Aug-1950 it was taken on charge by the Norwegian Air Force as 2100737 and in Oct-1956 it was transferred to the Danish Air Force as 68-687, changed in 1960 to K-687. It was withdrawn from use in Jan-1981 and was then stored at Værløse. From there it went to the Danmarks Flyvemuseum in Billund in Sep-1987. By Jan-2002 it was stored at Vandel, and in Sep-2003 it arrived at the Dansk Veteranflysamling which in Jun-2007 changed name to Danmarks Flymuseum. In 1976 it flew as "823561/HG479" in the film A Bridge Too Far.

Preserved in the local museum.

Delivered to Mobilium museum by air. Engines and tail borrowed from K-681.

Delivered to the USAAF as 42-100737 in 1943. To the Royal Norwegian Air Force as 2100737 in 1950 then to the Royal Danish Air Force as 68-687/K-687 in 1956. Painted as 823561/HG479 for the film A Bridge Too Far in 1976. Stored at Vaerlose in 1981 then to the Danish Aviation Museum at Billund in 1987, Stored at Vandel by 2002 then to Stauning for preservation in 2003.

For the movie 'A Bridge too Far' many Dakota's were assembled on Deelen airbase, where the air transport shots were taken. The Danish air force had some of their Dakotas dispatched. K-687 was one of these. Here it is seen in the sand colours of the movie, but with its Danish serial and markings in place. Photographer unknown

Previously 42-100737. At the Mobilium Museum in Billund