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  1. 42-103347

    42-103347

    P-51 Mustang
     P-51 Mustang (42-103347) took off from Bottisham on 6 June 1944, D-Day, on a fighter escort mission over Dreux airfield France. It was hit by flak 5 miles from Chartres before bursting into flames and rolling onto its back and finally crashing at...

  2. 42-103349

    42-103349

    P-51 Mustang

  3. 42-103724

    42-103724

    P-51 Mustang

  4. 42-103749

    42-103749

    P-51 Mustang

  5. 42-106627

    42-106627 "Germicide"

    P-51 Mustang
     Assigned to Lt. Victor E. Bocquin and shared by 2Lt. Leo H. Lamb who made the ultimate sacrifice for his country.

  6. 42-106651

    42-106651 "Devil May Care

    P-51 Mustang

  7. 42-106660

    42-106660

    P-51 Mustang

  8. 42-106677

    42-106677

    P-51 Mustang

  9. 42-106695

    42-106695

    P-51 Mustang

  10. 42-106713

    42-106713 Little Willie

    P-51 Mustang

  11. 42-106735

    42-106735

    P-51 Mustang

  12. 42-106738

    42-106738

    P-51 Mustang

  13. 42-106739

    42-106739

    P-51 Mustang

  14. 42-106741

    42-106741

    P-51 Mustang
     Piloted by Joseph Kapr on an escort mission in the afternoon of 4 August 1944, the aircraft saw its oil pressure dropping. Soon after the engine was seen smoknig and Kapr radioed at 18,000ft that he was going to bail out. He was seen to land in the...

  15. 42-106778

    42-106778

    P-51 Mustang

  16. 42-106792

    42-106792

    P-51 Mustang

  17. 42-106796

    42-106796

    P-51 Mustang

  18. 42-106820

    42-106820

    P-51 Mustang

  19. 42-106830

    42-106830 'Teds Reply'

    P-51 Mustang

  20. 42-106835

    42-106835

    P-51 Mustang

  21. 42-106861

    42-106861

    P-51 Mustang

  22. 42-106900

    42-106900

    P-51 Mustang

  23. 42-106912

    42-106912

    P-51 Mustang

  24. 42-106917

    42-106917

    P-51 Mustang

  25. 42-22756

    42-22756

    P-47 Thunderbolt

  26. 42-22769

    42-22769

    P-47 Thunderbolt

  27. 42-24799

    42-24799 My Buddy

    P-51 Mustang

  28. 42-74751

    42-74751

    P-47 Thunderbolt

  29. 42-75122

    42-75122

    P-47 Thunderbolt

  30. 42-75219

    42-75219

    P-47 Thunderbolt

  31. 42-75249

    42-75249

    P-47 Thunderbolt

  32. 42-75401

    42-75401

    P-47 Thunderbolt

  33. 42-75417

    42-75417

    P-47 Thunderbolt

  34. 42-75424

    42-75424

    P-47 Thunderbolt

  35. 42-75447

    42-75447

    P-47 Thunderbolt

  36. 42-75521

    42-75521

    P-47 Thunderbolt

  37. 42-75523

    42-75523 Duchess of Manhattan

    P-47 Thunderbolt
     P-47 42-75523 was flown by Henry Lederer of the 361st Fighter Group. It was nicknamed "Duchess of Manhattan" as 'Duchess' was Lederer's nickname for his wife, who came from Manhattan!

  38. 42-75555

    42-75555

    P-47 Thunderbolt

  39. 42-75614

    42-75614

    P-47 Thunderbolt

  40. 42-8512

    42-8512

    P-47 Thunderbolt

  41. 43-24759

    43-24759

    P-51 Mustang

  42. 43-24768

    43-24768

    P-51 Mustang

  43. 43-24774

    43-24774

    P-51 Mustang

  44. 43-24783

    43-24783

    P-51 Mustang

  45. 43-24785

    43-24785

    P-51 Mustang

  46. 43-24830

    43-24830

    P-51 Mustang

  47. 43-24835

    43-24835

    P-51 Mustang

  48. 43-25032

    43-25032

    P-51 Mustang

  49. 43-32072

    43-32072 Uncle Tom's Cabin

    AT-17 Bobcat
     The Group's Cessna UC-78 "Uncle Tom's Cabin", 42-32072 crashed into a hillside in thick fog near RAF Halton in Buckinghamshire on 14 November 1944, while returning from Exeter. The crew of a RAF ambulance recovered the pilot, Lt. John J. Sadinski of...

  50. 43-6498

    43-6498

    P-51 Mustang