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North American's P-51 Mustang Fighter is in service with Britain's Royal Air Force, N[orth] A[merican] Aviation, Inc., Inglewood, Calif. (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • 27 older comments, and then…
  • mlfeatherston said:
    Amazing image. It's free too. Thanks, LOC!
  • Filo4590 said:
    They don't look like RAF markings to me.
  • mikemclennan said:
    The caption refers to the model of aircraft not the USAAF example shown.
  • LotusMonger said:
    war machinery sure was sexy then!
  • Rick Cooper said:
    Not a P51. Perhaps an airacobra?

01_00093192 Elmendorf AFB.

from SDASM Archives

  • Batman_60 said:
    Elmendorf AFB.

North American P-51A 3

from SDASM Archives

  • Tom Griffith said:
    Not a P-51A. This is a NA-73, the NAA designation for the first batch of RAF Mustang Mk I. It has a British camo paint job and the doghouse intake has a moveable "mouth" (not a feature of a P-51A). It has the US insignia because the USAAC was test-flying it, and they always put a US insignia on any aircraft that were built for a foreign nation, but were being test-flown by the US military.

Ray Wagner Collection Image

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  • Veedubber79 said:
    A NAA P-51A Mustang 43-6233 (Model NA-99) in flight, one of 1200 P-51As ordered for the USAAF in August 1942. However, only 310 were delivered as P-51As with Allison V-1710-81s -- the lion's share being delivered as P-51B/Cs with RR (Packard) Merlin V-1650-3s replacing the original Allisons.