Ground crew on a P-61B in Hawaii, likely 1945
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A Northrop F-15 Reporter parked on an airfield, circa February 1948. The Reporter was a photographic reconnaissance version of the P-61 Black Widow.
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Northrop P-61B Black Widow - Lady in the Dark
©Artwork by Lou Drendel
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Northrop P-61 | The Widow And The Spy | The Black Widow
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Northrop P-61 Black Widow by Willard Womack
Via Flickr:
Nor all were black. Many photos show them in Olive Drab with a white nose for the radar. Otherwise they are solid black nose to tail.
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Dynam P-61 Black Widow Green RC Warbird Plane 1500mm
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P-61 Black Widow
P-61 Black Widow in flight
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M92 | VZ 61
RSBM-P | Black
2-Slot G10 RailScales | Black FR4 | MiniDot Texture
3-Slot G10 XOS-H | Black FR4 | MiniDot Texture
3-Slot G10 RailScales | Black FR4 | MiniDot Texture
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The Mid Atlantic Air Museum’s partially restored P-61 at WWII Weekend in Reading, Pennsylvania, 5 June 2021. Once completed she will be the only airworthy airframe of the type.
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Northrop XB-35 Flying Wing flying over the Edwards Air Force Base.
Note: a Northrop P-61 Black Window is flying with her.
Date: May 1948
NARA: 176246680, 176246688, 176246684
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I would absolutely love to see a P-61 Black Widow in flight, it’s a bucket list that may not ever get checked. A boy can dream. National Museum of the United States Air Force.
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Northrop P-61 Black Widow
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The First Night Fighter. The Innovative P-61 Black Widow Made By Northrop During WW2
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Northrop P-61 Black Widow by Tom Wigley
Via Flickr:
Original caption: "Northrop Black Widows soar gracefully through the sky in test flights daily over Northrop Field, Hawthorne, California. These deadly night interceptors, now in increased production, are the world's largest and most powerful pursuit planes and were designed specifically for night fighting. The Black Widow P-61 is easily identified in flight. Look for the long nose of the crew nacelle extending far in front of the plane's two 2,000 horsepower Pratt and Whitney radial engines, and riding between twin booms. Capable of blasting apart anything that flies, the Black Widow packs 20 mm cannon and 50 cal. machine guns. Photo by Northrop Aircraft Inc." From vintageairphotos.blogspot.co.uk
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