Relive the legendary WWII dogfight between Bud Anderson’s P-51 Mustang and a skilled German ace. Experience the drama, strategy, and courage of aerial combat. Where Key Democratic Senators Stand ...

The P-51 Mustang’s influence extended beyond World ... a critical advantage in dogfights. The combination of speed, range, and armament made the Mustang one of the most versatile platforms ...

Obviously, we’re not talking about a pony car, but about the famous P-51 Mustang fighter that was engaged in dogfights all over Europe with the nazi Messerschmitts and Focke-Wulfs. A one-off ...

The dogfights play like an old World War II movie reel, except everything is in color and he’s in the middle of the action, not in front of a television watching it. The P-51 Mustang they flew ...

During a dogfight with a Messerschmitt Bf 109 in 1944 ... as part of the Horsemen Flight Team – the world’s only P-51 Mustang formation aerobatic team. The following weekend, on July 15 ...

Piloting P-51 Mustang propeller fighters in World War ... General Anderson attributed his prowess in dogfights to his exceptional ability to identify enemy fighters like the Germans ...

The last dogfights between piston-engine ... States shortly before the war began with a handful of demilitarized P-51s, sold as Cavalier Mustang IIs. Hostilities commenced at dusk on July ...