P 51b Mustang Mugs

P-51B Mustang- WW2 Legend This aircraft actually flew three combat sorties providing cover over the D-Day landings.

P-51B Mustang with Invasion Stripes on the front with cockpit on the back

Rare P-51B Mustang with invasion stripes making a gorgeous photo-pass. This aircraft actually flew four missions on D-Day!

P-51B Mustang “Impatient Virgin?” With D-Day Invasion Stripes

2-Sided P-51 Mustang WWII Legend This rare Mustang was a veteran of several missions over D-Day.

P-51B Mustang Cockpit

This Mustang, Was flown by Benjamin O. Davis the leader of the Tuskagee Airmen during December 1944 out of Ramitelli in Italy. Admitted to the first training class at Tuskegee Army Air Field, Davis became the first African-American pilot to solo in an Army Air Corps aircraft. Winning his wings on March 7, 1942, he was one of the first five African-American officers to graduate from the program being followed by nearly 1,000 more "Tuskegee Airmen." Promoted to lieutenant colonel in May, Davis was given command of the first all-Black combat unit, the 99th Pursuit Squadron. Working up through the fall of 1942, the 99th was directed to the Mediterranean in support the campaign in North Africa. Equipped with Curtiss P

USAF North American Mustang P-51B Stars and Stripes

P-51B Mustang, representing the 355th Fighter Squadron, 354th Fighter Group, 9th Air Force.