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 Post subject: ID This P-51B Please
PostPosted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 9:11 am 
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I've got a shot of a P-47 with the same R4 code.............
formally in the 359th FG

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attached to the 36th BS RCM (Radio Counter Measures) - interesting is the gun-pod - the formation lights are well known for P-51D's - they also were known as 'foul weather lights' and are identical to those installed in the P-51 stbd wing....

http://www.36rcm.com/

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Swiss Mustangs wrote:
- interesting is the gun-pod -


This will be ancient history for some, but the gun pod (mounting side-by-side .50 cals) was originally designed by Douglas for the A-26. I've seen pics of the same mounted under the wings of both SB2C-5 and TBY-2.

My bad on the piracy, Jack! :pirate Anyone else have pics of this bird?

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AAF112 on the photo refers to RAF Bovingdon, a base used by 8th Technical Ops (see Mighty Eighth War Manual). Doesn't of course mean that the photo was taken here.


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