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English: A North American P-51D-20-NA Mustang (c/n 26020, s/n 44-63992, Swedish Fv26020, Israeli 58) at the Flygvapenmuseum. More than 160 Mustangs were operated by the Swedish Air Force. As no planes were kept in Sweden, this Mustang was brought back from Israel in 1979 and is now on display at the Flygvapenmuseum at Linköping, Sweden.
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