Douglas VC-118 "The Flying White House"

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The Douglas VC-118 "The Flying White House" is a modified military version of the Douglas DC-6 that served as a presidential aircraft for U.S. President Harry S. Truman.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military transport aircraft
presidential aircraft
aircraftType fixed‑wing aircraft
airframeType four‑engined propeller airliner
airlineFamily Douglas DC-6 family NERFINISHED
basedOn Douglas DC-6 NERFINISHED
category Air Force One aircraft NERFINISHED
Cold War aircraft of the United States
civilianCounterpart Douglas DC-6 NERFINISHED
configuration low‑wing monoplane
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
crew multi‑crew
derivedFromMilitaryDesignation C-118 Liftmaster NERFINISHED
fuselageModification VIP interior
presidential communications equipment
manufacturer Douglas Aircraft Company NERFINISHED
nickname The Flying White House NERFINISHED
operatedBy United States Air Force
United States government NERFINISHED
operationalDomain strategic airlift
powerplant piston engine
primaryUser Harry S. Truman NERFINISHED
role VIP transport
presidential transport
serviceEntryEra post–World War II
tailConfiguration conventional tail
usedAs Air Force One NERFINISHED
usedBy Harry S. Truman NERFINISHED
usedFor intercontinental travel
long‑range transport
user President of the United States

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Pima Air and Space Museum notableExhibit Douglas VC-118 "The Flying White House"