F-82 Twin Mustang

English: North American P-82 / F-82 Twin Mustang was a long-range escort fighter and night fighter. It consisted of two fuselages, based on the P-51H Mustang, mounted on a newly-designed wing. It first flew in 1945 but did not see service during World War II.

Pre-Production

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  XP-82 44-83887
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  XP-82 44-83887 (Color Hi Res)
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  XP-82 44-83887 (Color Hi Res)
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  XP-82A
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  XP-82A
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  F-82B 44-5168 "Betty Jo" at USAF Museum
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  "Betty Jo" 3/4 Front View
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  "Betty Jo" Side View
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  "Betty Jo" during record flight
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  "Betty Jo" Flying over Los Angeles
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  "Betty Jo" Flying (Color Hi Res)
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  F-82B 44-5168 "Betty Jo" at NACA 1950s
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  F-82B 44-65176
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  P-82C being tested as night interceptor
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  F-82C
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  F-82B 44-65177
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  F-82 Production Line

F-82E SAC Escort

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  F-82E 46-294 and 46-296
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  F-82Es at Kearney AFB 1948
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  F-82E 46-354
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  F-82E in Alaska 1948
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  F-82E March AFB
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  F-82E 46-333
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  F-82E 46-299
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  F-82E 46-297

F-82F Air Defense Command Interceptor

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  F-82F 46-414
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  F-82F 46-415
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  F-82F 46-415
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  F-84F 46-415
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  F-82F 46-418
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  F-82F F6-494
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  F-82F 46-495
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  325th Fighter Group F-82Fs

F-82G Far East Air Force (Korean War)

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  339th FS F-82Gs
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  F-82G 46-376
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  F-82G 46-394
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  F-82 46-357
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  339th FAWS Korea Patrol
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  F-82G 46-371
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  F-82G 46-371
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  F-82G 46-394
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  F-82G Korean War Strafing Run
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  F-82G Flying over Korea 1951
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  Air War in Korea 1950
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  F-82G 46-400
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  F-82G 46-401
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  F-82G 46-363
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  F-82G 46-394
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  F-82G 46-365
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  F-82G 46-372
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  F-82G 339th FAWS
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  F-82G 46-382
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  68th FAWS on Parade

F-82H Alaskan Air Defense

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  F-82Hs over Alaska Range
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  F-82Hs at Ladd AFB
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  F-82Hs at Ladd AFB
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  F-82H Alaskan Snow
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  F-82H 46-145 Last active F-82 1953
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  46-415 Ground Crew at retirement
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  F-82Hs at Ladd AFB
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  F-82H 46-387
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  F-82H 46-382