Counting down to our Centenary! With 5 weeks to go, it's time to count down our top 5 most iconic aircraft. ✈️🤩 At number 5, a long-serving workhorse ideal for getting in and out of tight spaces: the de Havilland Canada DHC-4 Caribou. 🛬 Arriving in 1964, the Caribou was immediately sent into service in the Vietnam War carrying troops and supplies to rugged, inaccessible airfields near the frontlines. A short take-off and landing aircraft, it continued to operate for the next 45 years across th

Check out video of the De Havilland C-7A Caribou being painted by restoration crews in the Southeast Asia War Gallery. Visit the aircraft and the fact sheet for info on the C-7: http://bit.ly/2CGgiro #avgeek #airhistory | National Museum of the U.S. Air Force

The C-7 Caribou and it's distinctive nose low approach. Just looks crazy. The C-7 is a derivative of the de Havilland Canada DHC-4 Caribou and specializes in short field take off and landings. While retired from military use it is still be flown in limited numbers as bush a tough bus aircraft. #c7caribou #dhc4caribou #c7 #dhc4 #caribou #shorttakeoff #airlift #eaa #airventure #oshkosh #airventure #osh14 #warbird #airshow #airshowstuff | AirshowStuff