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P51 "One More Time"

Introducing CAF Col Gary Deans great P51 Replica cockpit- Experience what its like to climb into a P51 mustang, with this fantastic virtual reality cockpit simulator. Appearing in the UK at a show near you in 2021.

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 Happy 80th birthday to the P-51 Mustang! The NA-73X Prototype took its first flight in 1940, just 150 days after North American Aviation received the first official order of 320 planes from the British. Initially equipped with an Allison V-12 engine, the British found the P-51 and P-51A (Mustang I, Ia, and II to the Brits) underpowered at high altitude and fitted a Merlin engine to the airframe, which North American made practice with the B model (Mustang III to the Brits) forward, cementing its place as the "Cadillac of the Skies."

CAF RedTail Squadron's  Mustang is a P-51C model, which is basically the same aircraft as the B, but the B was made in Inglewood, California and the C in Texas 

CAF UK P51 cockpit "One More Time" alongside CAF P51's in the air.

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 The Commemorative Air Force (CAF) is a 501 (c) 3 Texas non-profit organization dedicated to flying and restoring World War II aircraft. The organization's headquarters offices are based in Dallas, Texas, at Dallas Executive Airport. At this time the organization has more than 11,000 members and has a fleet of more than 175 World War II aircraft. CAF United Kingdom is a UK based branch of the Worldwide CAF organisation. 

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