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Lockheed P-2H 'Neptune'

Description
Notes: P-2H converted for special duties during the Vietnam war.
  Manufacturer:Lockheed
  Base model:P-2
  Designation:P-2
  Version:H
  Nickname:Neptune
  Designation System:U.S. Tri-Service
  Designation Period:1962-Present
  Basic role:Patrol
  Modified Mission:Attack
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Specifications
  Length: 91' 8" 27.9 m
  Wingspan: 103' 10" 31.6 m
  Wingarea: 1,000.0 sq ft 92.8 sq m
  Empty Weight: 49,935 lb 22,646 kg
  Gross Weight: 73,139 lb 33,169 kg
  Max Weight: 79,895 lb 36,233 kg

Propulsion
  No. of Engines: 2
  Powerplant: Wright R-3350-32W
  Horsepower (each): 3500

Performance
  Range: 2,200 miles 3,542 km
  Cruise Speed: 188 mph 302 km/h 163 kt
  Max Speed: 403 mph 648 km/h 350 kt
  Climb: 1,760 ft/min 536 m/min
  Ceiling: 22,000 ft 6,705 m

Examples of this type may be found at
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Pima Air & Space MuseumTucsonArizona

P-2H on display

Pima Air & Space Museum
    


 

Recent comments by our visitors
 Ernie Jones
 Colorado Springs, CO
Just a note for displays of the P-2's. At the aircraft museum at the Pueblo airport is a great static display.

Ernie Jones
03/19/2005 @ 17:03 [ref: 9747]
 Matt Morris
 San Diego, CA
I just noticed the picture of the P-2 Neptune that was taken on display at MCBH Kanehoe. I personally helped restore this aircraft that was originally display at NAS Barbers Pt. We removed the wings, jet engines and did structure work, before towing it to West Loch and transporting it to Kanehoe via a barge. What a joy!! All the credit goes to Mike Dean who led a team of motivated sailors in refurbishing this vintage aircraft.
12/04/2002 @ 11:24 [ref: 6188]
 Matt Morris
 San Diego, CA
I just noticed the picture of the P-2 Neptune that was taken on display at MCBH Kanehoe. I personally helped restore this aircraft that was originally display at NAS Barbers Pt. We removed the wings, jet engines and did structure work, before towing it to West Loch and transporting it to Kanehoe via a barge. What a joy!! All the credit goes to Mike Dean who led a team of motivated sailors in refurbishing this vintage aircraft.
12/04/2002 @ 11:24 [ref: 6187]
 Gene Austin
 Bellevue, OH
Dear SIR
I flew this plane ( SP2H 135620 ) back in the early
sixtys,if at all posible could you put a picture of her
on your site. Or send me a copy THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH
GENE AUSTIN ( VP11 1962-1965 )
11/08/2000 @ 19:51 [ref: 1017]

 

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