P-2 Neptune

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P-2 Neptune

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  • XP2V-1 and P2V-1
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The Details
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History
  • The Flight of the Turtle
  • In the Shade of the Wing
  • Recalled Weekend Warriors
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  • The Details
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    • The Flight of the Turtle
    • In the Shade of the Wing
    • Recalled Weekend Warriors
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    • P2V-6 (P-2F)
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    • P-2J
  • The Details
    • Armaments
    • Walkaround
  • History
    • The Flight of the Turtle
    • In the Shade of the Wing
    • Recalled Weekend Warriors
  • P5M Marlin

p2v-4 (P-2D)

USN P2V-4 GALLERY

VP-26 began transition training from the PB4Y-2 Privateer to the P2V-4 Neptune in 1950.  The "Tridents" traded their Dash 4s for the P2V-5 in 1954. 

    Lockheed P2V Neptune

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    Last Published Update 09/16/2022

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