Pmur51 fighter plane (English: Pmur51 Fighter, code: Pmur51, code name / nickname: Mustang, translation: Mustang general name: North American Airlines Pmur51 "Mustang", renamed: Fmur51), is an American propeller fighter. The Pmur51 fighter is a single-seat, single-engine, straight-wing configuration. It is one of the most famous fighters of the US Army Air Force during World War II. It is also the longest-range single-engine fighter used by the US Navy and Army. It is the most important type of aircraft for strategic bombing escort in Europe and the Pacific. The Pmai 51 fighter was developed by the American North American airline (North American Aviation) and was born in the second World War. It was originally developed for Britain and equipped with a British "Merlin" engine. It first flew on October 26th, 1940, and the company model NA-73. It was first provided for use by the British Air Force in August 1941, and the US military tried it out with the XP-51 model. It was officially adopted by the US military in December 1941 and was widely used in the Eurasian battlefield. It was still used in many countries after World War II until the Korean War. Chinese name Pmuri 51 fighter English name Pmuri 51 Fighter Development time 1939-1940