North American A-36A Mustang > National Museum of the United

Also nicknamed the "Apache” or “Invader," the A-36A dive bomber was the first US Army Air Forces version of the Mustang, officially developed for Britain in 1940. The first A-36 flew in September

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North American A-36 Apache (Mustang Mk I in RAF), Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. MEV-10943321

North American A-36 Apache and early model P-51 Mustangs

Aerial Visuals - Airframe Dossier - North American A-36A-1-NA Apache, s/n 42-83665 USAAF, c/n 97-15883, c/r N39502

A restored North American A-36A Mustang aircraft in flight, post-war; note 'chin' guns and closed dive brakes. : r/WWIIplanes

Rare A-36 Apache at National Museum of the United States Air Force

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North American A-36 Apache and early model P-51 Mustangs

Hobbycraft 1/32 A-36A Invader, by Tom Cleaver

North American A-36 Apache and early model P-51 Mustangs

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Compared to the P-51 Mustang that it was based on, why was the A-36 Apache dive bomber considered accident prone? - Quora