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 Post subject: Texas ANG P-51D Mustangs
PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2007 5:08 pm 
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I am looking for authentic TEX ANG P-51 Mustang images from the appropriate time period. I believe that there were three squadrons based in San Antonio, Houston and Dallas. The planes had stripes on the tail that were red, yellow and blue, depending on what city/squadron they belonged to. Any help is greatly appreciated. This is for paintng a homebuilt scaled P-51 Mustang.


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sumthin' like 'zis ? :wink:

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I would like it more if it said '473656' on the tail!
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I can make out an old FF-447? behind the "TEX ANG"

Anyone know what that is?

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Originalboxcar wrote:
I can make out an old FF-447? behind the "TEX ANG"

Anyone know what that is?

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that's the regular USAF 'buzz-code' FF-447 that was removed when the a/c was transferred to the ANG

"FF" was the designator for F-51 type, "447" was the 'last three' of the serial number...

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