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Impressive range and maneuverabilty made it both a excellent long-range escort and a formidable ground attack fighter-bomber. The cutaway shown here is the P-51D variant with its ‘bubble’ canopy, redesigned wing and increased armament.  \n1 Hamilton Standard constant speed 42 Fuselage H-section lower main 78 Two-spar and rib fin structure  \ncontinuous tip-to-tip  \n88 Rudder hinge control link  \n89 Tailplane spar mounting  \n90 Tail wheel retraction jack  \n91 Tail wheel doors  \n92 Steerable tail wheel  \n93 Tail wheel shock-absorber strut  \n94 Tail assembly attaching bulkhead  \n95 Fuselage lifting bar  \n96 Radiator shutter hydraulic actuator  \n107 Wing self-sealing bag-type fuel cell, capacity 92 US gal (348.2 kitres) per side  \n108 Wing tank filler cap  \n109 Port machine-gun bay  \n110 Ammunition feed chutes  \n111 Ammunition bay  \n112 Rear spar  \n113 Flap rib structure  \n114 Port main flap  \n115 Elevator trim tab  \n125 Bomb or drop tank pylon  \n126 Port wing rocket installation  \n127 75 US gal (284 litres) external fuel or napalm tank  \n128 Tank filler  \n129 Port main wheel  \n130 Main wheel leg door  \n131 Torque scissor links  \n132 Shock absorber leg strut  \n133 Machine-gun muzzles  \npropeller with 11ft 2in (3.40m) diameter  \n2 Spinner  \n3 Propeller hub pitch change mechanism  \n4 Armored ring behind spinner backplate  \n5 Propeller governor  \n6 Coolant header tank  \n7 Carburetor air intake  \n8 Starboard main wheel  \n9 Filtered air intake  \n10 Generator  \n11 Rolls-Royce/Packard V-1650-7 Merlin V-12 engine  \n12 Exhaust stubs  \n13 Engine bearer  \n14 Intake ducting  \n15 Fuel filter  \n16 Carburetor  \n17 Supercharger  \n18 Engine boost controller  \n19 Aftercooler  \n20 Engine oil tank, capacity 12.3 US gal (46.6 litres)  \n21 Oil filler cap  \n22 Detachable engline cowling panels  \n23 Starboard Browning MG 53-2 0.5in (12.7mm) machine-gun installation  \n24 5in (12.7cm) HVAR rockets  \n26 Wing skin panelling  \n27 Downward identification lights, red, green and amber  \n28 Starboard navigation light  \n29 Starboard aileron  \n30 Aileron trim tab  \n31 Aileron hinge control  \n32 Ammunition magazine, 270 rounds for each outboard gun  \n33 Ammunition magazine, 400 rounds for inboard gun  \n34 Starboard plain flap  \n35 Starboard wing fuel tank  \n36 Engine bay armored rear bulkhead  \n37 Hydraulic reservoir  \n38 Instrument panel  \n39 Rudder pedals  \n40 Fuel selector panel  \n41 Cockpit fuel panel 8  \nlongeron  \n43 Wing front spar bolted attachment joint  \n44 Three-axis trim control wheels  \n45 Engine throttle and propeller control quadrant  \n46 Control column  \n47 Instrument panel shroud  \n48 K-14A gunsight  \n49 Armored glass windscreen panel  \n50 Aft sliding cockpit canopy cover  \n51 Cushioned headrest  \n52 Pilot’s seat  \n53 Canopy Latch  \n54 Flare launcher  \n55 Adjustable seat mounting  \n56 Oil and coolant radiator shutter controls  \n57 Wing rear spar bolted attachment joint  \n58 Fuselage self-sealing  \nbag-type fuel cell,  \ncapacity 85 US gal (321 litres)  \n59 Fuel pipe  \n60 SCR-522 radio transmitter/ receiver  \n61 Pilot’s head armour  \n62 Battery  \n63 Boarding handgrip  \n64 Fuselage fuel tank filler cap  \n65 Dust-proof bulkhead  \n66 Sliding canopy rail  \n67 Type F2 low-pressure  \noxygen cylinders (2)  \n68 SCR-522 antenna mast  \n69 Fin root fillet  \n70 Tailplane bolted attachment joints  \n71 Fin front spar joint  \n72 Elevator control links, cable actuated  \n73 Starboard tailplane  \n74 Fabric-covered elevator  \n75 Elevator trim tab  \n76 Detrolla radio antenna cable  \n77 Rudder trim tab actuator  \n79 Rudder mass balance  \n80 Rudder trim tab  \n81 Fabric-covered rudder rib structure  \n82 Tail navigation light  \n83 Port elevator trim tab  \n84 Fabric-covered elevator rib structure  \n85 Elevator mass balance  \n86 Elevator tab actuator  \n87 Two-spar and rib tailplane structure,  \n97 Type D2 lo","cbCaiv4wN6H2xDpJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiv4wN6H2xDpJ","pdf",6464643,"English","# P-51D Mustang Cutaway Components\n## Airframe, controls, and canopy\n## Engine, cooling, fuel, and armament\n## Landing gear, lights, and communications","[{\"question\":\"What aircraft variant does the cutaway diagram describe?\",\"answer\":\"The cutaway shown is the P-51D Mustang variant, identified by its ‘bubble’ canopy and wing redesign along with increased armament.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of components are listed in the numbered section?\",\"answer\":\"The diagram enumerates major internal and external subsystems, including engine installation and cooling, fuel tanks and feed parts, control linkages and trim, armament bays and rockets/bombs, cockpit and canopy components, and landing gear hardware.\"},{\"question\":\"Are both rockets and bombs included in the armament callouts?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. The text includes callouts for a 5-in HVAR rocket and for a 1,000lb HE bomb, alongside related pylons and installation parts.\"}]","P51 Mustang - Cutaway | PDF"]