Replica of one of Charles E. McGee's P-51s, a D model that therefore should depict his aircraft in the Korean War. Code 78 however is normally tied to then Capt. McGee's P-51C, that he named after his wife Frances' nickname. Even more confusion exists about the serials, including a mixup with Kitten's predecessor, a P-51B named Donna. The bird is hanging in the entrance hall of the Henry B. Tippie National Aviation Education Center of the Commemorative Air Force.

A full-scale model of a Mustang suspended from the ceiling in the Commemorative Air Force's Henry B. Tippie National Aviation Education Center at Dallas-Executive Airport. It carries the markings of Charles McGee's Mustang "Kitten". McGee was one of the "Red Tails" Tuskegee Airmen. The serial of his aircraft is reported as 43-25072 or 42-103072, but both seem to be wrong.

This Mustang replica once graced the outside of the 94th Aero Squadron restaurant at KCMH. Though not painted with a serial, it is in markings of the 343rd Fighter Squadron, 55th Fighter Group; several individual Mustangs of that unit wore the fuselage code CY-D at different times. Sadly, the 94th Aero Squadron closed in June of 2023, and has been almost completely demolished as of upload.