Delivered just before the end of WWII on June 27, 1945 as 45-49406, this Thunderbolt was placed in storage until March 1948. Allocated to several Air National Guard units until refurbished in 1953 and passed on to Brazil under the Mutual Defense Aid Program. With serial 4192, the P-47 flew with the Air Force until 1960 when it became a ground instructional airframe. Later used as a base display aircraft, it was sold to the USA in 1988. Bought by the Flying Heritage Collection in 1998 and painted as Seattle-born Colonel Ralph C. Jenkins' Tallahassee Lassie.

This aircraft was manufactured too late to see action in WWII but is painted as 'Tallahassie Lassie', a P-47 flown by Seattle-born Colonel Ralph C. Jenkins who led the 510th FS through Europe after D-Day. She now belongs to the Flying Heritage Collection at Paine Field. Note the nose art is on the port side only.