North American P-51D Mustang (PBR)

The P-51D Mustang was a fighter aircraft produced in the United States during World War II. Here are the main characteristics and features of this aircraft:

Manufacturer: North American Aviation
Years of Production: 1943-1945
Role: Escort fighter
Length: 9.83 meters
Wingspan: 11.28 meters
Height: 4.17 meters
Maximum takeoff weight: about 7,125 kilograms
Engine: Packard V-1650-7, 12-cylinder liquid-cooled engine
Maximum speed: about 703 kilometers per hour (437 miles per hour)
Flying range: about 3,220 kilometers (2,000 miles)
Armament: six 12.7 mm (0.50 inch) machine guns and the ability to carry missiles or bombs

The P-51D Mustang became one of the most famous and successful fighters of World War II. Its high speed and range allowed it to escort bombers over long distances and provide protection from the enemy. The P-51D also proved itself in aerial combat because of its maneuverability and firepower.

The P-51D Mustang left an unforgettable mark on aviation history and continues to be an air force icon.

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