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First
flown on 27 March 1975, the DHC-7 "Dash 7" is a 50-seat airliner with
short take-off and landing (STOL) capabilities. 113 were built
by the time production ended in 1988.
The Canadian Forces used two DHC-7s as VIP
transports. The U.S. Army purchased several in the early 1990s
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Specifications
(DHC-7 Series 100) |
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Designations |
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 | DHC-7: Company model number |
 | CC-132: Canadian Forces transport
version |
 | RC-7: U.S. Army reconnaissance
version |
 | EO-5: COMINT reconnaissance version |
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