T he Republic P-47 Thunderbolt-also lovingly dubbed the “Jug,” for “Juggernaut”-stands as one of the premier air warriors of ...

Over the course of World War II, many women stepped out of societal norms to take on roles that were essential to the Allied ...

While the Republic P-47 Thunderbolt was the heaviest single-engine fighter plane of the war, it was a versatile and highly capable craft used in various roles. Equipped with a Pratt and Whitney R ...

Flying the P-47 Thunderbolt throughout their time stationed in England, the Group had more ace pilots and destroyed more enemy aircraft in air combat than any other. Advertisement All the Latest ...

Although we think of air-to-air radar as a relatively modern invention, it first made its appearance in WWII. Some late war fighters featured the AN/APS-13 Tail Warning Radar to alert the pilot ...

There’s the P-47 Thunderbolt AKA “The Flying Bathtub” AKA “The Jug,” which was flown by America’s top two aces of the European Theatre, Francis “Gabby” Gabreski and Robert S.

For example, before the new system, the Army Air Force used the "P" designation, which stood for pursuit, on a wide variety of its fighter aircraft, like the P-51 Mustang, P-47 Thunderbolt and P ...

Aanenson's first combat mission was D-Day, June 6, 1944; he flew his P-47 Thunderbolt over the English Channel and dropped his bombs on German positions behind Pointe du Hoc in advance of the ...

It is a freeware game inspired by the arcade game P47 Thunderbolt. Advertisement P-47 Freedom Fighter is a side scrolling, single-player, keyboard controlled shooter where the player flies the P ...

The small form factor makes it easy to pack with your laptop when traveling: “At a nearly square 5.2 x 6.5 x 1.5 inches and 0.47 pounds, the Thunderbolt Dock Core doesn’t take up much room or ...

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The Republic P-47 Thunderbolt, known affectionately as the “Jug” or “Juggernaut,” is one of the toughest, most rugged designs of combat aircraft to have taken to the sky during World War II.