P-51's in PLAAF colors??? Cool!!!

Oops, however I do like your website and didn’t think you’d mind the free advertising.. 😀 😉

I never knew that the PLAAF had P-51’s so I learnt something !!

Cheers
Chris

TNZ

My favorite plane. Also thought the
best the Chinese (red or white) had at the time was P-40’s.
Coolest prop fighter ever my opinion.

Seems strange without nose art. 🙂
mmitch.

Great blowups and pics Swiss Mustang!

Oops, however I do like your website and didn’t think you’d mind the free advertising..

That’s okay ! – as I said – it’s nice to be quoted….. 😀

Martin

Oops, however I do like your website and didn’t think you’d mind the free advertising.. 😀 😉

I never knew that the PLAAF had P-51’s so I learnt something !!

Cheers
Chris

TNZ

and a bit of resizing makes the Mustangs on your photo look like Mustangs again: 😉

Martin

Hi all

ain’t it nice to be quoted here ?

thanks for the excerpt from my website.

below another one:

Have a good start into a new productive week :rolleyes:

Martin / Swiss Mustangs

I found an article on these:-

“At the end of World War 2, many hundred airplanes, among them dozens of Mustangs stationed in the CBI theatre (CBI = China – Burma – India) were transferred to the Nationalist Chinese Air Force (CNAC – Chinese Nationalist Air Corps). After a short period of time, the number of serviceable aicraft started to decrease due to lack of spares and technical know-how of the maintenace crews. The Nationalist Chinese Air Force also lost a number of Mustangs through capture by the Red (Communist) Chinese forces, during hostilities. Some of these Mustangs subsequently were put into service under the red star, i.e. Red Chinese Air Force or better known as PLAAF = People’s Liberation Army Air Force.”

“During the hostilities between Chinese Nationalist and Red Chinese forces, many P-51 Mustangs were captured and later used to some extent by the PLAAF (People’s Liberation Army Air Force).”

link (http://www.swissmustangs.ch)

TNZ