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P-47D-30 'Hun Hunter XVI' flown by Lt Col.Gilbert O. Wymond Jr 65th Fighter Squadron.

Painted in the colours of the "Tallahassee Lassie," flown by Seattle-born Colonel Ralph C. Jenkins.

He led the 510th Fighter Squadron, initially in England and later all the way through Europe to Germany at the end of WWII. Colonel Jenkins may be the pilot who attacked the staff car of Field Marshall Erwin Rommel, wounding the German commander.

Updated 24/2/21: Added a more accurate tail number font, decals to the prop and some other small adjustments to the .lua file for the old model along with some other minor tweaks.

Thanks to danperin for the help and advice! Check his skins out too, they're pretty cool :D

Corsair livery for the P-47D, flown by the 61st Sqdn, affectionately called the 'Corsaint'

This pack contains different P-51D Mustangs while in service with the 506th Fighter Group, 20th Air Force, Pacific War.

v06: Roughness Metallic layer redone for DCS 2.5.4
v05: PBR Ambient Occlusion layer optimized
v04: Roughness Metal layers completely redone. Tested with DCS 2.2.0
v03: Planes MEATBALL and  SHANGHAI LIL added, custom pilot and patch textures added
v02: THE ENCHANTRESS added
v01: FIGHTING LADY added

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P-47D-30 "BUZZIN CUZZIN" 6B4  s/n 42-26947
of the 346th FS,350th FG,12th AF  Pisa, Italy 1945.
The Pilot was Lt. Richard Sulzbuch.

Liveries for the Peruvian P-47D Thunderbolt / 12th and 13th Squadrons

This skin is a stand in for a F4F or F6F until we get such a thing in game.  I took inspiration from real F6F markings and made a very unique P-47D skin.

These liveries represent 2 P-51D-30-NA Mustangs of the 47th and 462nd fighter squadrons based on Iwo Jima during WW2, as seen in #5 of "Angel Wings" comics series.  The liveries come with a representation of Angela Mc Cloud in her plane. She is a WASP (Women Airforce Service Pilots) in the book.

These liveries represent 4 F-6 Mustangs in US, french and swiss service, with "fake" reconaissance cameras.

Historically accurate metallic livery for the P-47D as used in June 1944 during the Normandy campaign. One generic metallic livery as used by several fighter groups and one livery with red squadron markings as used by 395th Fighter Squadron 368th Fighter Group. Invasion stripes and markings with paint-like textures. Changeable bort numbers.