Here are two texture sets for the Warbirdsim P-51D-5-NA representing aircraft from the 338th Fighter Squadron, 55th Fighter Group based at RAF Wormingford during August 1944. 44-13954 was a late production D-5 with a factory-fitted fin fillet that was flown by the Group Commander Lt. Col. John McGinn. The second texture is 44-13351 'Dottie "Q"', the aircraft of Lt. William J. Ingram, in which he claimed 3.5 kills during August/September 1944. I've done this one because there is a remote possibility it was named after my mother, Dorothy Quincey. She knew many Allied airmen during the war and used to tell me about all the wild mess parties she used to go to.... say no more!!! Sadly she is no longer with us to ask, but I dedicate this one to her memory anyway!
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North American P-51D-5-NA's from 55th FG 2024-07-07
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Here are two texture sets for the Warbirdsim P-51D-5-NA representing aircraft from the 338th Fighter Squadron, 55th Fighter Group based at RAF Wormingford during August 1944. 44-13954 was a late production D-5 with a factory-fitted fin fillet that was flown by the Group Commander Lt. Col. John McGinn. The second texture is 44-13351 'Dottie "Q"', the aircraft of Lt. William J. Ingram, in which he claimed 3.5 kills during August/September 1944. I've done this one because there is a remote possibility it was named after my mother, Dorothy Quincey. She knew many Allied airmen during the war and used to tell me about all the wild mess parties she used to go to.... say no more!!! Sadly she is no longer with us to ask, but I dedicate this one to her memory anyway!
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