Oxford Diecast P-47 Thunderbolt 333rd FS318FG - Capt Daniel Boone

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Nicknamed ‘The Jug’ by its pilots, the US Army Air Force P-47 Thunderbolt played a major role after the USA joined World War II, particularly in Europe where it was also flown by the RAF and the French Air Force. Manufactured by Republic Aviation, the P-47 took its first flight in May 1941 and continued in production for fighter-bomber purposes until 1945. Over 15,600 were built and it remained in operation with particular overseas airlines right until the mid 1960s. Here we see it as flown by Capt Daniel Boone 333 rd FS3. 18FG, whose namesake was the legendary 18 th Century pioneer and Americ

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