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Douglas DC-3 / C-47 aka Dakota, standing "airside" at Duxford.
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My late father spent part of WW2 as an aircraft electrician, out in the Far East and these planes were used to evacuate emaciated POWs that had been enslaved [there is no other word for their treatment by the Japanese] from Burma. He didn't talk about it that much, but it had definitely affected his outlook ...
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