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Mary Mac History:
The "Mary Mac" wore number 40.
She was formerly flown by Jim Toner,
CO of the 318th, who had coded it
"00" It was a P-51D-10 model.
Specifications:
Wingspan: 37 ft.
Length: 32 ft. 3 in.
Height: 12 ft. 2 in.
Empty Weight: 7,125 lbs
Gross Weight: 11,600 lbs
Top Speed: 437 mph
Service Ceiling: 41,900 ft.
Range: 950 miles
Engine/Horsepower: One
Rolls-Royce Merlin/1490HP
Crew: 1
Armament: Three .50-inch Browning
machine guns in each wing; two
1000-lb bombs
P-51D-10-NA (NA.109)
44-14467
"Mary Mac"
Pilot: Captain Gordon H. McDaniel
318th F/S 325 FG, Fifteenth AAF
Mary Mac
Click link above to read MACR report.
Missing in action April 2, 1945. Pilot
Paul J. Murphy
The "Mary Mac" wore number 40.
She was formerly flown by Jim Toner,
CO of the 318th, who had coded it
"00" It was a P-51D-10 model.
Specifications:
Wingspan: 37 ft.
Length: 32 ft. 3 in.
Height: 12 ft. 2 in.
Empty Weight: 7,125 lbs
Gross Weight: 11,600 lbs
Top Speed: 437 mph
Service Ceiling: 41,900 ft.
Range: 950 miles
Engine/Horsepower: One
Rolls-Royce Merlin/1490HP
Crew: 1
Armament: Three .50-inch Browning
machine guns in each wing; two
1000-lb bombs
P-51D-10-NA (NA.109)
44-14467
"Mary Mac"
Pilot: Captain Gordon H. McDaniel
318th F/S 325 FG, Fifteenth AAF
Mary Mac
Click link above to read MACR report.
Missing in action April 2, 1945. Pilot
Paul J. Murphy
"Mary Mac" #40 P-51 Mustang
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