North American Aviation B-25 Mitchell

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24 Sep 2025 · © Unknown

This aircraft's polished aluminum scheme and vivid cowlings suggest a classic warbird restoration, likely used for historical commemorations and airshows.

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Aircraft

B-25 Mitchell B25

WWII-era vintage/nose art (likely a preserved warbird)

Manufacturer

North American Aviation

Gear

iPhone

Insights

Aviation History

Iconic WWII medium bomber, famously used in the Doolittle Raid on Tokyo and across all major theaters of WWII.

Fleet Rarity

Fewer than 50 airworthy B-25s remain worldwide out of nearly 10,000 built.

Record Flights

First bombers to launch from an aircraft carrier (USS Hornet) in the Doolittle Raid; served in numerous historical missions globally.

Safety & Events

Many B-25s have survived as warbirds, frequent airshow performers; some are museum displays. Doolittle Raid remains a historic aviation milestone.

Future Outlook

Mostly preserved; some fly at airshows, many are in museums.

Specifications

Wright R-2600-13 Twin Cyclone radial engines

Engine

20.6 meters

Wingspan

16.1 meters

Length

2,174 kilometers

Range

370 kilometers per hour

Speed

Crew: 5-6 (varied by mission)

Capacity

15,876 kilograms

MTOW

4.8 meters

Height

Each engine: 1,700 hp (1,270 kW) (piston engine, not rated in static thrust)

Thrust

Not rated (predates ICAO standards), generally 90-100 dB

Noise

Some details like exact registration, operator, or museum are not visible in this image.