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Doomsday_plane was redirecting to Boeing E-4, however other countries have "doomsday planes" too but the official name that they're using could be different so the page cannot be a disambiguation in my opinion, simply a general page on the topic with a list of such aircraft from various countries, therefore the redirection is removed and sections are made, for example Russian section has the text imported from Doomsday_plane_(Russia), which is then deleted. Additional reason is because the russian page was more general which included a list of other aircraft, while the american one was just a redirect to one specific aircraft, which just doesn't make sense. Herakotamo ( talk) 13:33, 20 March 2018 (UTC) reply

A quick google search revealed several articles on this subject, regarding usage. It is suggested that more sourced prose be added as well as additional sources for the existing text. Edaham ( talk) 04:16, 22 March 2018 (UTC) reply