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    That's a wrap [Image 10 of 12]

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    A World War II-era North American P-51 Mustang fighter aircraft is displayed inside a museum. The aircraft is painted silver and bears the nose art name 'MY BUDDY' along with the pilot name 'Capt. Charles Bailey' and multiple swastika kill markings. The plane displays USAAF national insignia (star and bar) and the fuselage code 'A2'.

    EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES

    10.28.2019

    Photo by Samuel King Jr.                 

    96th Test Wing

    A P-51 Mustang sits at the Air Force Armament Museum prior to undergoing a vinyl wrap July 2. This was the first time an Air Force aircraft display was wrapped in vinyl instead of receiving a paint update. Air Force museum leadership had to approve this new idea and it was funded through the 96th Test Wing innovation office. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

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    Date Taken: 10.28.2019
    Date Posted: 11.12.2019 18:06
    Photo ID: 5905938
    VIRIN: 191028-F-oc707-0001
    Resolution: 3000x1499
    Size: 4.04 MB
    Location: EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, FLORIDA, US
    Web Views: 28
    Downloads: 4

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    A gray military aircraft is displayed indoors at what appears to be a military museum. The aircraft has the serial number '413571' visible on its yellow-tipped tail fin and is shown with open weapon bays and ordnance displayed beneath the wings. The museum setting includes display cases, informational panels, scale models of tanks, and other military artifacts in the background.
    The image shows a close-up view of what appears to be an aircraft fuselage or large vehicle body panel in a workshop or museum setting. A shiny silver/metallic protective covering or wrap is draped over part of the structure, contrasting with the matte gray painted surface. The setting appears to be an indoor restoration or display facility.
    An overhead/elevated view of a World War II-era P-51 Mustang fighter aircraft on display inside a museum. The aircraft is silver/natural metal finish and has an open gun bay panel on the wing revealing internal mechanisms. A mannequin dressed as a pilot is seated in the cockpit, and other museum exhibits and visitors are visible in the background.
    A close-up view of a polished aluminum World War II-era propeller-driven fighter aircraft, likely a P-51 Mustang, displayed inside a museum hangar. The aircraft features a bubble canopy cockpit and a multi-blade propeller. A large American flag is prominently displayed on the hangar wall in the background.
    The image shows an overhead/top-down view of an aircraft's tail section, displayed indoors likely in a museum or hangar setting. The aircraft features a two-tone paint scheme with one side in light gray/white and the other in bright red, with a blue accent panel visible near the tail. The tail assembly includes both horizontal stabilizers and a vertical stabilizer clearly visible from this aerial perspective.
    Close-up photograph of a vintage military aircraft nose section displayed in what appears to be an aviation museum. The aircraft features a distinctive blue and white checkerboard pattern painted on the cowling area, with a black propeller hub visible at the top. The setting is an indoor museum environment with other exhibits visible in the background.
    The image shows the underside of a World War II-era American military aircraft, likely undergoing restoration or display preparation in an aviation museum or hangar. A large USAAF (United States Army Air Forces) national insignia decal or stencil is being applied or positioned on the wing's underside. The aircraft features period-correct paint scheme with light gray undersides and yellow wing leading edge markings.
    An overhead view of a silver propeller-driven military aircraft on display inside a museum, featuring USAF markings with a star-and-bar insignia on the left wing, yellow wing-tip bands, and a distinctive red tail section. The aircraft appears to be a North American P-51 Mustang or similar era fighter, displayed among other military artifacts including tanks, additional aircraft, and informational exhibits. The museum setting includes multiple display items visible in the background.
    A restored P-51 Mustang fighter aircraft is displayed inside a museum hangar. The aircraft features the distinctive red tail markings associated with the Tuskegee Airmen of the 332nd Fighter Group, with fuselage code 'A2-6' and USAAF national insignia visible. The museum setting includes an American flag, wall-mounted photographs, and informational displays in the background.
    A World War II-era North American P-51 Mustang fighter aircraft is displayed inside a museum. The aircraft is painted silver and bears the nose art name 'MY BUDDY' along with the pilot name 'Capt. Charles Bailey' and multiple swastika kill markings. The plane displays USAAF national insignia (star and bar) and the fuselage code 'A2'.
    A front-facing view of a propeller-driven fighter aircraft on display inside a museum. The aircraft features a distinctive red spinner, blue and white checkered nose markings, red horizontal stabilizers, and yellow-tipped propeller blades. A pilot mannequin is seated in the cockpit, and historical black-and-white photographs are mounted on the wall behind the exhibit.
    Two photographs of the same military aircraft on display inside a museum, shown from different angles. The aircraft is a silver/gray propeller-driven fighter plane with yellow wing bands, a red tail, and US Air Force markings including a star-and-bar insignia. The tail number '413571' is visible on the yellow vertical stabilizer, consistent with a P-51 Mustang or similar WWII/Korean War era fighter.

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