F-84 thunderjet

On May 12th 1954 the Republic F-84F Thunderstreak went into operational service with the United States Air Force (USAF).

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Republic F-84F "Thunderjet" - Belgian Air Force , 1954

Republic F-84b "Thunderjet". 3 pages 4-Views plan drawing done for the French publisher Caraktere.. Original Drawing

F-84F Thunderjet

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A Michigan Air Guard Republic RF-84F Thunderflash.

Here’s What You Need To Remember: The F-84 wasn’t as sophisticated as its younger, faster brother, the legendary F-86 sabre – but it had incredible firepower, and was an incredible ground-attack fighter. In 1944, Alexander Kartveli, designer of the legendary Republic P-47 Thunderbolt fighter, began working on a jet-powered successor. Kartveli’s tubby-looking “Jug” proved a tough, […]

A 512th Fighter-Bomber Squadron F-84E in flight, 1953

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Republic F-84CKX "Thunderjet"

F-84G "Thunderjet" FS-454 . KOREA, TAEGU. JULY 1953.Pilot Col. Joseph Davis Jr. named his F-84G "Four Queens" for his wife, Ann, and his three daughters, Scott, Chris and Jan.

Accompanying the 3 Wing/42 Sm. RF-84F FR-34 from Bierset at the Alconbury Open House was this F-84F (ex 52-7216) of 2 Wing/1 Sm., similarly making a final show appearance away from its Florennes base. Interestingly, an F-84F painted as FU-52 in the original silver colours is part of the Florennes base collection, but this one is really FU-144. - Photo taken at Alconbury (AYH / EGWZ) [CLOSED] in England, United Kingdom on August 14, 1971.

Republic F-84G Thunderjet