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Finnish Air Force Douglas DC-2 DO-2

An aircraft variant presents the DC-2 (Model 115K) in Finnish Air Force DO-2 markings, tracing its Czech OK-AIB registration to OH-LDA and post-war photogrammetric duties through 1956. The file dc2X_finaf.ZIP ships with the asset under Douglas_DC2_X, carrying atc_id DO-2.

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KLM Douglas DC-2 PH-ALE

Tim Scharnhop creates artwork for KLM's DC-2 variant PH-ALE, known as Edelvalk, using the Uiver Team X model. The project references the dc2X_klmo.ZIP file and configures an atc_id of PH-ALE within a [fltsim.XX] block, reflecting the vintage twin-engine airliner’s early European operations.

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US Marines Douglas DC-2

Tim Scharnhop documents a US Marines variant of the Douglas DC-2, identified as R2D-1 (DC-2-142, MSN 1405/BuNo 9994) assigned to VMJ-1 in the First Marine Air Wing Headquarter stationed at MCAS Quantico, Virginia, in 1936. The variant carries the DC-2 designation and a US Marines attribution.

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Swissair Douglas DC-2 HB-ITE

HB-ITE variant of the Douglas DC-2 bears Swissair markings, construction number 1322, and ATC flight number 425, with a UI variation labeled Swissair HB-ITE. The setup relies on a dedicated DC-2 model to operate, while the module preserves Swissair markings.

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Douglas Historical Foundation Douglas DC-2 NC1934D

DC-2-118B (MSM 1368) bears the Douglas Historical Foundation markings and registers NC1934D, owned by the Museum of Flight in Seattle. The distribution uses the dc2X_dhf.ZIP file and requires the DC-2 product to operate, incorporating a designed 3D cockpit and interior elements.

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Lufthansa Douglas DC-2 D-AIAS

Douglas DC-2, a twin-engine piston airliner, carries registration D-AIAS for wartime Lufthansa service; the dc2X_lh.ZIP archive uses files placed in the Douglas_DC2_X directory with atc_id=D-AIAS and ui_type=Twin Engine Prop, distinguishing the variant within the roster.

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Braniff Airways Douglas DC-2 NC13716

By Tim Scharnhop, this work places Braniff's markings on the DC-2 with NC13716, relying on the original DC-2 add-on for cockpit modeling, flight dynamics, and calibrated animations, and it preserves the era's distinctive control feel.

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Eastern Air Lines Douglas DC-2 NC14969

Exterior for the DC-2 bears the registration NC14969, reflected in the atc_id NC14969 setting. The archive dc2X_eal.ZIP holds the data and introduces an in-file [fltsim.XX] entry that sets ui_variation to NC14969 and enables the atc_id reference.

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Austrian Government Douglas DC-2 A-500

An Austrian Government DC-2 A-500 carries MSN 1320 and ATC ID A-500, delivered via Fokker in autumn 1934 for official duties and preserved in era-specific markings. The archive dc2X_atgov.ZIP anchors its visual reference, aligning with a mid-1930s color palette and rivet detailing.

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General Air Lines Douglas DC-2 NC13732

General Air Lines-variant DC-2 uses registration NC13732, with atc_id NC13732 and atc_id_enable set to 1. DC-2-112 (MSN 1258) is Fleet No.2 with General Air Lines, and ui_variation ties the type to that operator, preserving the historical linkage.

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US Navy Douglas DC-2

The US Navy variant of the Douglas DC-2 uses atc_id 9622 and is identified by BuNo 9622, delivered to NAS San Diego in late 1934 and destroyed there on 31 January 1941. Archive dc2X_navy.ZIP stores the Navy configuration into the Douglas_DC2_X folder within SimObjects/Airplanes, while the sim field points to uiver_aviodrome.

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Hawthorne College Douglas DC-3

A record documents a Douglas DC-3 associated with Hawthorne College, identifying it as the last aircraft of its type in the institution's fleet. Jim Boynton receives credit for this Hawthorne College contribution, presenting the aircraft in a concise form that preserves the historical context without additional commentary.

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