118thtacticalreconnaissancesquadron

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2010

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Tom Griffith said:
Unless there's a field modification, this a P-51A: look at the "L"-shaped pitot tube projecting down from the underside of the right wing (seen just behind the right landing gear leg) - the A-36 has a spear-shaped straight pitot tube that projects from the leading edge of the right wing. Also, unless it's due to this being a low-res scan, you'd see the dive brakes on the underside of the left wing if it were an A-36. Look at this photo, also from the SDASM archives: www.flickr.com/photos/sdasmarchives/4842012062/ You'll see the pitot tube on the right wing - one the specific identifiers of the A-36.

carlosbezz said:
Congratulations!
This is a wonderful shot!
You are invited to post it to:

artland
SDASM Archives said:
carlosbezz Thanks. Please check out the rest of our collection. We are always updating.

Michelle Ley said:
This is my great grandfather. Very cool to find this on here!