The P-51 Mustang is a long-range, single-engine fighter aircraft that played a crucial role in World War II and beyond. Known for its speed, maneuverability, and escort range, it excelled in air combat and ground-attack roles. Its design—featuring a laminar-flow wing, bubble canopy, and powerful Merlin engine—made it one of the most effective and celebrated fighters of its era.
 
General Information:
Crew: 1 pilot
Engine: V-1650 Merlin, 1,500 hp
Top Speed: ~437 mph
Range: ~1,650 miles
Armament: Six .50 caliber machine guns, bombs, or rockets
Role: Air superiority, bomber escort, ground attack