A D-Day veteran that dropped paratroops near Sainte-Mère-Église, Normandy and again near Picauville, Normandy the next day, receiving ground fire damage that required a diversion for crew medical attention. Returned to the USA in 1945 and became N28 with the CAA and as above with the FAA. Having survived D-Day, the aircraft was damaged beyond repair by a tornado at Vichy/MO on 7 January 2008 and then converted into a recreational vehicle.The registration had been cancelled as long ago as 23 March 1971.

Delivered in 1925 and used by Roald Amundsen on an aborted North Pole flight. Seen here during trial flights on an Oslo - Kristiansand - Amsterdam - Harwich route. Flew Horten - Kiel - Friedrichshafen later in March 1925 month for resale by Dornier. Flew to New York as D-1422 in 1930 with Wolfgang von Gronau. Transferred to Deutsches Museum Munich in 1932 but damaged beyond repair by bombing in 1944. Photo from: Amsterdam City Archives