D-Day Mustangs!

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VIDEO> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4QRTZ_tUWY

[jcmmg]

Excellent video and shots!!!!!

[Ragtopjohnny]

Love those screen shots and that first one is just amazing! (Glad I didn't loose my lunch on it....)

John Thuot II
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[lifejogger]

I am speechless....... Well not quite. Those are superb warbird shots!!!!!!

[jeh]

Fantastic! Probably about time I asked, do you place all those aircraft as scenery, AI, or use recorder alot? I think the British Razorback looks best. (naturally) Also I was a bit confused about "half a bakers dozen" as that would be 6 and a half Mustangs. :O

[peer01]

Pics and video are best of the best Ted I really enjoyed them, thanks!

[adamb]

Magnificent shots and video Ted,enjoyed them.

Adam

[bomberpilot500]

You can expect that I would be very happy to see this, as I am!
Excellent screenshots and video - it is great to see these all together at once!

One little tidbit of info - the black & white stripes on "Jumpin' Jacques" are actually not 'D-Day/Normandy Invasion' stripes, being a Pacific theater Mustang, but the stripes served a similar purpose. While the stripes painted for the Normandy Invasion were strictly ordered as being White/Black/White/Black/White, the recognition stripes on Mustangs in the Pacific Theatre were not as rigid, but usually kept at Black/White/Black, or just two black stripes, or even three black stripes on the wings and two black stripes on the fuselage (as in the case with Fragile But Agile).

I actually didn't realize how many Mustangs we had covered with invasion/recognition stripes!

[NMLW]

Fine bunch of Mustangs in this post. Nice captures of them all.