Anyone know what these 4 are? ...

[Mark Allen M]

.... as in what types, makes, models, manufacturers are they?

[raconnel]

Photo 1: Curtiss XP-46
Photo 2: Savoia-Marchetti SM-92
Photo 3: P-38 with side view mirror - make that an F-5, I just spotted the antenna on the nose.
Photo 4: A plane wreck. Baugher lists 45-2972 as contract cancelled.

Richard

[Mark Allen M]

Nicely done too easy for ya I see, but what type is the 4th photo?

[raconnel]

The more I look, the more I think C-54. Could be 45-0872 (also listed as contract cancelled).

[Cvairwerks]

How about this for #4: Douglas R5D-3
USAAF C-54D transferred to Navy.
50879/50888 cancelled.
Most survivors redesignated C-54Q in 1962.
A few became RC-54V. Staff transport variant designated R5D-3Z and then VC-54Q.

50872 (MSN 10558) ex USAAF 42-72453 (MSN 10558, VRE-1) overshot landing at Yontan Field, Okinawa
and caught fire Apr 9, 1945

[Mark Allen M]

You fellas are just too good

Nicely done once again.

[Fouga23]

Photo 4: A plane wreck. Baugher lists 45-2972 as contract cancelled.

Id's cancel too if it turned up like that

[JohnB]

While #4 doesn't look much like a DC-4, the round Windows are the giveaway.

[Mark Allen M]

XP-46
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curtiss_XP-46



Savoia-Marchetti SM-92
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savoia-Marchetti_SM.92





An R5D Skymaster assigned to the Naval Air Transport Service pictured in flight during World War II.

[Malo83]

R-5D Skymaster over NAS. Moffett Field, hanger 2 and 3 in the backround.