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Lockheed P2V Neptune military aircraft were used by the U.S. Navy, the RAF, Japan, Taiwan and numerous other U.S. allies as an anti-submarine warfare aircraft. The first prototype flew on May 17, 1945. It was one of the first aircraft to be fitted in operational service with both piston and jet engines. Development began early in World War II, but its production was considered as low priority. By March of 1947 the first production aircraft entered service with the U.S. Navy.

Even before entering service, a Lockheed P2V Neptune set a long distance flight record of 11,250 miles from Australia to the United States in 55 hours 15 minutes. The aircraft had a reputation as easy to maintain, solid, and dependable, loved by its crew. It could carry 9-11 crewmembers. During the Vietnam War, it was used as a gunship, overland reconnaissance, sensor deployment aircraft, and maritime patrol airplane by the US Navy. It retired from military use in 1984.