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RAF Mustang I on the Ground
One of the most famous airplanes of the second world war and a famous symbol of cooperation between Britain and the US was the Mustang. The Mustang was originally ordered by the RAF. Those early Allison powered planes were called the Mustang I by the British.
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BI231351
Boeing ID
na73-80-45
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2826px × 2207px 5MB
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1940s
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ground shots
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propeller planes
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