of the leading fighters of the United States Air Force (USAF) in the 1950s: the Republic F-84 Thunderjet and the Northrop F-89 Scorpion. A largely redesigned development, the J35-A-23, was later produced as the Allison J71, developing thrust. Variants Data from:Aircraft engines of the World 1953, Aircraft engines of the World 1950 J35-GE-2 thrust, prototypes built by General Electric. J35-GE-7 thrust, built by General Electric, powered the 2 Republic XP-84 Thunderjet prototypes J35-GE-15 thrust, built by General Electric, powered the sole Republic XP-84A Thunderjet J35-A-3 thrust J35-C-3 thrust, production by Chevrolet. J35-C-3 thrust, production by Chevrolet. J35-A-4 Similar to -29, thrust J35-A-5 thrust J35-A-9 thrust J35-A-11 Similar to -29, thrust J35-A-13 thrust J35-A-13C J35-A-15 Similar to -29, thrust, powered the 15 Republic YP-84 Thunderjets J35-A-15C thrust J35-A-17 Similar to -29, thrust J35-A-17A Similar to -29, thrust J35-A-17D thrust J35-A-19 Similar to -17, thrust J35-A-21 Similar to -35, thrust, with afterburner J35-A-21A Similar to -35, thrust, with afterburner J35-A-23 Similar to -29, thrust, original designation for the Allison J71 J35-A-25 Similar to -29, thrust J35-A-29 thrust J35-A-33 Similar to -35, thrust, with afterburner, without anti-icing J35-A-33A Similar to -35, thrust, with afterburner, without anti-icing J35-A-35 thrust, with afterburner J35-A-41 Similar to -35, thrust, with afterburner, with anti-icing Model 450company designation for J35 series engines. General Electric 7E-TG-180-XR-17A ca gas power, gas generator for the Hughes XH-17. Applications Bell X-5 Boeing XB-47 Stratojet Convair XB-46 Douglas D-558-1 Skystreak Douglas XB-43 Jetmaster Fiat G.80 (proposal only) Hughes XH-17 (experimental helicopter) Martin XB-48 North American FJ-1 Fury North American XB-45 Tornado North American XP-86 Sabre Northrop F-89 Scorpion Northrop YB-49 Republic F-84 Thunderjet Vought F7U-3 Cutlass (interim test usage) Engines on display Allison J35 is on public display at Texas Air Museum - Stinson Chapter, San Antonio, Texas Allison J35 is on public display at San Jose State University, San Jose, California Specifications (J35-A-35) See also References Further reading J35 1940s turbojet engines