Permalink: http://www.boeingimages.com/archive/A-36-Invader-Engine-Runup-2F3XC5L6M30.htmlCopyright © Boeing. All Rights Reserved.View Photo/Video onlyConceptually similarP-51B Mustangs Ready to Fly - Cropped versionFinal Painting of a A-36 InvaderP-51H Mustang Wind Tunnel ModelP-51D Mustang on Apron with WASP on WingBob Hoover and his P-51 MustangRAF Mustang 1a at NAA Plant CockpitRAF Mustang 1a at NAA Plant FuelingOne-Quarter Scale NA-73 Mustang Model at NAA Wind TunnelOne-Quarter Scale NA-73 Mustang Model at NAA Wind TunnelView AllView more with similar tones A-36 Invader Engine RunupSelect usageWhat Type of Order?Usage:North American Aviation's powerful and agile P-51 was the first single-engine aircraft based in England to penetrate Nazi Germany during World War II. With its superior aerodynamics, the Mustang outperformed enemy planes and went on to establish an impressive aerial record. It first flew in 1941 and was initially designed for the British Royal Air Force for fighter reconnaissance. By war's end North American built 15,575 P-51 Mustangs. The P-51D Mustang had a wingspan of 37 feet and was 32 feet long. Powered by one 1,490- horsepower engine, it flew 437 mph with a range of 2,300 miles. BI29760 (naa3893)Maximum size:6000px × 4800px (~82 MB)20.0in × 16.0in (300dpi)License type:Rights ManagedKeywords:1940s-adults-airplanes-blur-clear skies-day-engine starts-engines-exteriors-fighters-full body views-ground crews-ground shots-historic production status-left front views-maintenance-male-manufacturing-mechanics-military-military livery-monoplanes-NAA Los Angeles Facility-occupations and work-one person-P-51 Mustang-photos-propeller planes-propellers-propulsion systems-service panels-structural systems-sunshine-tarmac-three-quarter length views-vintage / retroRelated Photo/Videos:View All