There was a colored movie star in the movie. My dad loved the movie. Been so long since I've seen it. Late 70s.Try BATTLE HYMN as Google's top result for P-51's in the Korean war, but it says the movie doesn't depict any strafing of trains. For that, you might try HART'S WAR, but that's WWII. Or maybe watch them back-to-back, to combine the effect into what you're looking for?
There have been some really nice P-51 tribute 'Stangs over the years.
Here's a game I play. It's can be lots of fun. Two versions available, online and offline. Online you can go on missions live, but don't expect the bums to do anything. They just fly around. And doesn't cost anything to play. Can choose your plane as you progress. Or just play base plane until you reach level 8 and get a Mustang.Try BATTLE HYMN as Google's top result for P-51's in the Korean war, but it says the movie doesn't depict any strafing of trains. For that, you might try HART'S WAR, but that's WWII. Or maybe watch them back-to-back, to combine the effect into what you're looking for?
There have been some really nice P-51 tribute 'Stangs over the years.
"Colored"?
The F4U Corsair would be simple enough, if you deem the Atlas Blue to be dark enough. …It just wouldn’t be a Mustang paying homage to the airplane it was named for.
"Colored"?
[/QU. Dark Brown, some say Black. Sorry I couldn't figure which word you approve of. African
Dark Brown, Black. Sorry I'm not aware of the word you approve of. But anyway. I'm part African from my mother's side. Senegalese. So don't flip a Guinea on me."Colored"?
A Corsair? Don't worry. The Navy didn't care much for them and switched to the docile Hellcat. They gave the Corsair to the USMC.
