North American TB-25 Mitchell (N3774)

That's a GREAT description James -- good to see someone who cares about what they post :-)

I agree with a mentor. At least tells what it is and where and when it was taken - context, then also its history.

After the war, the USAF placed a contract for the TB-25L trainer in 1952. This was a modification program by Hayes of Birmingham, Alabama. Its primary role was reciprocating engine pilot training.

AKA, there's no TB-25 flying today,
see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_B-25_Mitchell

a mentor I didn't tag it as a TB-25. Flightaware for some reason tags it as that. I provided the correct info in the description

some day we'll all get sick enough to pettition FA to straighten out it's database