6010

Aircraft:
Douglas C-47B Skytrain
Reg: 6010 photos
Serial #:
25715/14270
Airline: Turkey - Air Force
Photo Date: Jun 27, 2018
Uploaded: Jul 13, 2018
Other Location - Bodrum , Turkey

Notes:

This former Turkish Air Force Dakota was sunk in 2008 to create an artificial reef. Since 2010 the wreck is splitted in several parts which are in a depth from 15 to 28 meters. The tail is in around 28m depth. This Dakota was also registered as 43-48454 with the U.S. Air Force. Located in the western part of "black island" at Bodrum / Turkey.

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Photo Date

Jun 27, 2018

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Jul 13, 2018

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Notes

This former Turkish Air Force Dakota was sunk in 2008 to create an artificial reef. Since 2010 the wreck is splitted in several parts which are in a depth from 15 to 28 meters. The tail is in around 28m depth. This Dakota was also registered as 43-48454 with the U.S. Air Force. Located in the western part of "black island" at Bodrum / Turkey.