The P-51 Mustang holds a special place in Philippine Air Force history. It was the primary aircraft used by the PAF from 1947 to 1959, playing a crucial role in ground attack missions against insurgent groups. The Mustang's impressive performance and capabilities made it an ideal choice for the PAF, with its speed reaching up to 437 mph and a range of 2,300 miles. Some notable P-51 Mustangs in the PAF include: - *P-51D-30-NA s/n 44-74363 “Spirit of Mactan”*: Assigned to General B. N. Ebuen, PAF

The H-13 helicopter, also known as the Bell H-13 Sioux, was a pioneering light observation and medevac aircraft used extensively during the Korean War. 🛩️ Overview of the Bell H-13 Sioux - Manufacturer: Bell Helicopter (originally Bell Aircraft) - First Flight: December 8, 1945 (as the Bell 47 prototype) - Type: Single-engine light observation helicopter - Primary Users: U.S. Army, Air Force, Navy, British Army, and Iran - Production: Over 2,400 units built - Civil Certification: First helicopt

YOUR AIR FORCE IN ACTION | The Philippine Air Force, utilizing its C-130 aircraft, transported relief goods from Jolo, Sulu to Colonel Jesus Villamor Air Base, Pasay City in support of humanitarian operations for communities impacted by recent typhoons Crising, Dante, and Emong. This mission reinforces the PAF’s continued support for the government’s disaster relief efforts, ensuring the timely delivery of aid to typhoon-affected areas. #FocusPAF #GuardiansOfOurPreciousSkies #StrongFathersStrong