How Bout Some Twin Mustang's

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Robbie Stuart
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How Bout Some Twin Mustang's

Sat Feb 27, 2010 11:07 am

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P-82 Twin Mustang fuselages in storage at North American Aircraft in 1947 .

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F-82Hs 46-384 and 46-504 on the ramp at Ladd AFB Alaska, about 1951.

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F-82E Twin Mustang at Adak Island, Alaska, 1948.


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F-82H 46-386, Ladd AFB, Alaska Date 1951.

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F-82F Twin Mustang.

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North American F-82C Twin Mustang.

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Engine maintenance at Ladd AFB on an F-82, Winter 1951.

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The last flight crew and ground support personel for the F-82 Twin Mustang, Ladd AFB, 1953.

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The Inspector
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Re: How Bout Some Twin Mustang's

Sat Feb 27, 2010 4:12 pm

and nestled in behind the middle F-82 in photo #1, two FJ-1 straight winged FURIES
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