Aircraft N5865V Photo

N5865V, 1945 North American B-25J Mitchell Mitchell, C/N: 108-34263
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N5865V, 1945 North American B-25J Mitchell Mitchell, c/n 108-34263, 1945 North American (B-25) PBJ-1J Mitchell 'Semper Fi', two Wright R-2600-9 14 cylinder radials of 1,700 Hp each-aircraft history
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1945 North American (B-25) PBJ-1J Mitchell 'Semper Fi', two Wright R-2600-9 14 cylinder radials of 1,700 Hp each-aircraft history
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Photographer
Doug Robertson
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Shot Date 2009-03-21
Airport CMA
Camarillo Airport
Upload Date 2009-03-22
Views 434
EXIF Data
Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon PowerShot A720 IS
Shutter Speed 1/1500 sec
Aperture f/3.5
ISO 2992
Focal Length 6.4 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Unknown (2624)
White Balance Manual
Dimensions 1600 × 1200
Date Taken 2009-03-21 11:26:50
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N5865V @ CMA - 1945 North American (B-25J) PBJ-1J 'Semper Fi' operated by USMC aviators in Pacific-WWII, two Wright Cyclone R-2600-9R 1,700 Hp each. Limited class warbird, tail data - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
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N5865V @ ADS - Big Ole Brew at Addison, TX - PBJ-1J Mitchell currently being restored to USMC original configuration in California - by Zane Adams
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N5865V @ KSUU - Travis AFB airshow California 2024. - by Clayton Eddy
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N5865V @ CMA - 1945 North American PBJ-1J 'Semper Fi', two Wright Cyclone R-2600-R9 1,700 Hp each. World's SOLE remaining flying example. USMC pilots flew PBJs in 1945 Okinawa battle WWII. SOCAL CAF asset at CMA. NOT A B25J! At AOPA FLY-IN - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
@ CMA
N5865V @ CMA - 1945 North American (B-25J) PBJ-1J 'Semper Fi' operated by USMC aviators in Pacific-WWII, 2 Wright Cyclone R-2600-9R 1,700 Hp each. Limited class. Cockpit exceedingly noisy in flight - by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
@ CMA
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