Mustang P51

Nope, that's Bud Anderson's old warplane, well a replica of it, and it was not a Tuskegee warplane, if it were, the entire nose cose would be solid red and the entire tail section would also be painted red with a little yellow stripe on the rudder

Jason in CC's mom slobs my knob like corn on the cob :yes

gotta tell ya... from the color scheme it was a tuskegee plane... may be a replica, most probably a white pilot... the fact is that the color scheme indicates a tuskegee mustang

This is the paint scheme of the 357th Fighter Group, Bud Anderson's group, out of Leiston/Yoxford, England. It is red and yellow checkerboard. The Tuskegee group was the 332nd from Italy, and as Sweetonebroken indicates, had a red spinner and red vertical stabilizer tail. BTW, there are at least two restored Old Crows, one in the US, and one Norway. If there is a third, I apologize for not knowing offhand where it is based.

it was a tuskgee airmen plane from the red tail and nose cone

I don't think Clarence "Bud" Anderson was one of the Tuskegee airmen... Especially since he was WHITE!!!!!!!!!
This is one of the most famous paint schemes from any Mustang and it was Bud Anderson's airplane...

wow! awesome!

Is it wrong to have a hard-on watching this?

not at all

I hope not...cuz I got one from watching it! haha