Masters of The Air–Why are the P-51 Mustangs Escorts flying so close and why so many? @WWIIUSBombers
Masters of The Air–Why are the P-51 Mustangs Escorts flying so close and why so many?  @WWIIUSBombers
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In the Masters of the Air series episode 7, we see P-51 Mustang escorts for the first time. They are escorting the 100th bomb groups 15 B-17s who are attacking a Ball Bearing plant near Berlin. The video will address the accuracy of the escorts as depicted in the episode. Couple misrepresentation were found and addressed.
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Masters of The Air–Why are the P-51 Mustangs Escorts flying so close and why so many?

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