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Description
| Manufacturer: | North American |
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| Base model: | P-51 | ||
| Designation: | P-51 | ||
| Version: | B | ||
| Nickname: | Mustang | ||
| Designation System: | U.S. Air Force | ||
| Designation Period: | 1925-1947 | ||
| Basic role: | Pursuit | ||
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Specifications
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Known serial numbers
Recent comments by our visitors
| Aaron Robinson Wilmington, NC | I`ve added one last photo of the P-51B in olive drab colors, and it has red surround around the late war markings. 08/03/2005 @ 09:37 [ref: 10920] |
| Aaron Robinson Wilmington, NC | During the European theatre of operations a Spitfire crashed and burned in a farm field after motor failure. Its pilot was killed as he tried to land. The wreckage was located by a P-51B from Kingscliffe, England. 07/16/2005 @ 00:33 [ref: 10768] |
| Greg , PA | Back in the mid 1970s my father took me to the local airport.
It was in Hazleton Pa. There was a P-51B and a Corsair there. The 51 was standard OD and the Corsair was navy. They were not all prettied up. They were flat colored just like how they looked in war time. The guys put the planes through their paces. It was like their own little barnstorming show. Has anybody else seen these two planes at their local airports. This was in the mid 1970s. It certianly left a lasting image in my young mind. Just wondering who was nice enough to take their planes on a little show like that. I know there isn't many P-51bs and I can say I got to see one do stunts. 06/28/2005 @ 00:22 [ref: 10606] |
| Aaron F. Robinson Wilmington, NC | In September 1945 a P-51B crashed at Englin Field, Florida, killing the pilot, Thomas Powell. It was taking off for a routline flight when it developed engine problems. Powell managed to exit the aircraft but was killed when he was to close to the ground.
06/25/2005 @ 10:20 [ref: 10579] |
| Aaron F. Robinson Wilmington, NC | I have added one more photo of the P-51B.The Photo shows the P-51 in a Natural Grey scheme.All of the P-51Bs are in Olive Drab & Natural Grey. 10/09/2004 @ 11:59 [ref: 8416] |
| Aaron F. Robinson Wilmington, NC | I have added a few more photos of the P-51B,and these are two-seat trainers an TP-51Bs.They are both in A natural Gray scheme.It`s also good to see an American WWII Aircraft In Natural Grey Colors. 10/03/2004 @ 07:15 [ref: 8391] |
| Aaron F. Robinson Wilmington, NC | Note that one of the Photos Presents an A-36 Apache and a P-51B Mustang.Both of them have 3-blade and 4-blade propellers.The A-36 Had a 3-blade propeller while the P-51B Had a 4-blade propeller. 10/02/2004 @ 11:00 [ref: 8383] |
| Aaron F. Robinson Wilmington, NC | I Have added three more photos of the P-51B and these are also painted in an Early Olive drab Scheme.These three photos make it eight photos of the P-51B altogether. 10/01/2004 @ 18:24 [ref: 8380] |
| Aaron F. Robinson Wilmington, NC | I Have added one more photo of the P-51B.The photo is from the USAF Museum Website.It is a photo of a P-51B Mustang Painted in Green Olive Drab Colors. 10/01/2004 @ 18:06 [ref: 8379] |
| Aaron F. Robinson Wilmington, NC | The Three photos on the top also show the P-51B in Early Olive Drab Colors.It`s Always Good to see an American WWII Aircraft in Olive Drab colors. 10/01/2004 @ 17:59 [ref: 8378] |
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