Recognized as one of the best fighters in World War II, the P-51 Mustang is the pinnacle of reciprocating fighters that have been adopted not only by the US Army Air Corps but also around the world and have remained active for a long time after the war.

Initially, development proceeded at the request of the United Kingdom, and the prototype flew for the first time in October 1940.

From the beginning, it showed an extraordinary performance, but with the advent of the P-51D type, which can be said to be the definitive edition that replaced the Allison engine with the Marlin engine, its evaluation was immovable.

With an aerodynamically sophisticated airframe design, it is a masterpiece fighter that has various performances required for fighter aircraft such as excellent high speed performance, long cruising range, stable high altitude performance, sufficient mobility and fighting ability.