At the edge of the meadow by the crosswords for the village of Podzemlje in the Bela Krajina region stands a military version of the plane DC-3. The plane has even been called Dakota.  The motor plane by the Douglas factory used to be one of the most popular in the history of aviation during World War II and after it.
 
The aged plane of the Yugoslav National Army was set years ago as a memory of the provisional partisan airport during the war.  The English and Americans used to fly the injured from Bela Krajina, which was liberated territory, to Allied hospitals in Italy during World War II as well as send weapons and other materials to the partisans. The interior of the plane is not accessible.