Flown over from the USA for the film Hanover Street. After that was completed its markings were changed for the film Yanks. Former USAF 44-29121. Registered as N86427 in 1959. Wing damaged while filming at Malaga in 1979 and abandoned there. Recovered by the Spanish Air Force and moved to the Museo Del Aire at Cuatro Vientos in 1984. Restored in Spanish Air Force colours and marked as 41-30338/74-17.

Flown over from the USA for the film Hanover Street. Former USAF 44-29121. Registered as N86427 in 1959. Wing damaged while filming at Malaga in 1979 and abandoned there. Recovered by the Spanish Air Force and moved to the Museo Del Aire at Cuatro Vientos in 1984. Restored in Spanish Air Force colours and marked as 41-30338/74-17.

TOC by USAAF on 1 September 1944 as B-25J 44-29121. Converted to a TB-25N in 1954. Retired in December 1958 and sold surplus in January 1959. In 1968 N86427 was flown to England for the filming of the movie "Hanover Street". It was subsequently used for other movie filming in Spain where it was damaged in a mishap. It was eventually acquired by the Museo del Aire in Madrid, Spain where it is currently on display.

In spite of it being in the Spanish air force museum , this aircraft has no history with the Spanish Air Force. It is N86427, an abandoned camera ship for a film painted in Spanish colours.

This is actually N86427 ex-USAAF 44-29121 but is on display at the super Museo del Aire at Cuatro Vientos. The original B-25, 74-17, was another B-25 (ex-41-30338) that flew with the Spanish AF but was interned after landing in Nador (North Africa) in Aug. 1944. In 1948 it was returned to flying condition and between 1950-1953 served in the air force but was, unfortunately, scrapped in 1956.