Bringing in the Giant Curtiss P-40, at Winter Warbirds 2026. The British Commonwealth operated the Curtiss P-40 as the Tomahawk (Mk I-III) and Kittyhawk (Mk I-IV/P-40D-N) during World War II. It was a vital, rugged fighter-bomber in North Africa and the Mediterranean, where its strong low-altitude performance made it ideal for ground-attack missions, despite being outmatched at high altitudes by German Bf 109s. #Warbird #sunvalleyfliers #winterwarbirds #WWII #RCWarbird #rcsquadron #RCPlanes #rca

⭕ P-40 KITTYHAWK IN ACTION! ⭕ Nothing is as special as watching Paul take to the skies in the P-40 Kittyhawk‼️ Turn your sound on to hear the sky come to life with that incredible roar! 🤯 | Paul Bennet Airshows

Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawks filmed at at El Alamein for a British newsreel, 27 July 1942. Read more about the air war over North Africa on our website: https://bit.ly/3LkFHtS © IWM WPN 64 | Imperial War Museum London

Our P-40 Warhawk's restoration story. Plan your visit: http://bit.ly/2OPzwyK #warbirds | The National WWII Museum