Had World War II lasted longer, it's possible the XP-82 Twin Mustang would have earned a more distinguished place in military aviation history. But before the unusual fighter/escort aircraft could ...

To clear up confusion from the outset, North American Aviation's Twin Mustang was known by three different designations. It was labeled as the P-82 when it first came off the production line, but in ...

Towards the end of the Second World War, as the United States considered their options for a possible invasion of Japan, there was demand for a new fighter that could escort long range bombers on ...

The famous P-51 Mustang was considered the best piston-engined fighter of World War II, but it had one flaw. It couldn’t fly ...

The P-51 Mustang of World War II fame was a marvel of mass production: thanks to five different fuselage sections, the famous fighter could be built in record time. It was also remarkably quickly ...

Given the incredible success of the P-51 Mustang during the Second World War, it’s perhaps no surprise that the United States entertained the idea of combining two of the iconic fighters on the same ...

MT-Propeller has introduced a new four-blade composite propeller (MTV-4-1) for warbirds up to 2,200 hp, initially certified by EASA for North American P-51 and F-82 Mustangs. The new propeller aims to ...

The Second World War was all the motivation the world needed to advance itself technologically. Fueled by the desire to end years of suffering, nations developed the tools needed for the task, tools ...

Here’s What You Need To Remember: The F-82 continued to fight on in the conflict until 1952, when the final Twin Mustang was sent out for rear-guard duty in Alaska. The introduction of advanced jet ...

Though it won't be ready to fly at Oshkosh, as previously expected, we may get to see this XP-82 Twin Mustang fly soon. “We bought that at Walmart. They had a special on them,” jokes Tom Reilly on a ...

Most people with more money than they know what to do with generally spend their cash on a pre-set list of things—expensive cars, houses, lavish vacations, etc. But it takes a person cut from a very ...