northamericanp51mustang

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2014

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Kerry Taylor said:
Info from Joe 4Baughers website. 44-13677, OS-X, P-51D, (357th FS, 355th FG, 8th AF, "Miss Steve/Fickle Fanny") Crashed during wheels-up belly landing 1 mi from RAF Steeple Morden, Cambridgeshire, England due to engine failure Mar 18, 1945. Pilot survived, aircraft badly damaged, unknown if repaired.

Kerry Taylor said:
Info from Joe Baughers website. 44-11674 P-51K - 479th FG, 434th FS, 8th AF; code L2-O. "Boomerang Jr". 479th FG, 434th FS, 8th AF; code L2-I. "Speedball"Transferred to 355th FG 355th FG, 357th FS, 8th AF; code OS-H.

Kerry Taylor said:
Interesting history to this aircraft as per Joe Baughers website. 44-63869 P-51D 355th FG, 358th FS, 8th AF; code YF-U. "Elionne / Passions Playground" (165th FS, Kentucky ANG) crashed near Franklin, KY Jan 7, 1948 during attempted intercept of UFO. Pilot Capt Thomas Mantell killed. This incident is legendary in the folklore of UFOs and flying saucers. The usual explanation was that Capt Mantell was trying to reach a Skyhook balloon (which was highly secret at the time) and lost consciousness due to a failure of his oxygen system and crashed.