Named for his wife and sporting a Malcolm hood, Capt. William J. Shackelford P-51B "Queen Jean", 42-106875, E2:D lines up with a 375th Squadron flight at Bottisham.(rudeerude)

"Queen Jean" 375th FS

Displaying four aerial and four ground victories on the canopy frame, L/Col. Wallace E. Hopkins, P-51D "Ferocious Frankie", 44-13704, B7:H  374th FS lines up for take-off on the steel mat main runway. This Mustang was eventually salvaged after a take-off crash at Little Walden on 9 November 1944.(rudeerude)

"Ferocious Frankie"

Crew-chief S/Sgt. Claude Canada poses with Capt. Lucius G. LaCroix's P-51D "Li'l Bunyep", 44-15275, on the line at airdrome A-64, St. Dizier, France with Japanese and German victory markings on the canopy frame. Capt. LaCroix had previously flown P-40s with the 5th Air Force in the Pacific(rudeerude)