REPUBLIC F-84F THUNDERSTRUCK
<p>DESCRIPTION: SINGLE - SEAT SINGLE - ENGINED ALL WEATHER FIGHTER - BOMBER JET AIRCRAFT
</p><p>FIRST FLIGHT: 22 NOVEMBER 1952 F-84F-1RE 51-1346
</p><p>ROLE: FIGHTER - BOMBER
</p><p>POWERPLANT: 1 x J-65-W-7 WRIGHT AXIAL FLOW TURBO-JET
</p><p>THRUST: 7,800 LBS.
</p><p>SPEED: 658 MPH AT SEA LEVEL, 612 MPH AT 35,000 FT
</p><p>CEILING: 44,850 FEET
</p><p>RANGE (MAXIMUM): 790 MILES COMBAT WITH 2 X 230 US GAL DROP TANKS, 2140 FERRY WITH 2 X 230 US GAL DROP TANKS
</p><p>WEIGHT: 14,014 LBS, EMPTY, 28,000 LBS MAX.
</p><p>WING SPAN: 33,60 FEET 
</p><p>LENGTH: 43,40 FEET
</p><p>HEIGHT: 14,99 FEET
</p><p>ARMAMENT: 6 x 0,50' COLT BROWNING M-3 MACHINE GUNS, A MAXIMUM OF 6000 POUNDS OF EXTERNAL ORDINANCE COULD BE CARRIED (COMBINATION OF BOMBS AND 5-INCH HVAR ROCKETS OF A Mk.7 "THOR" NUCLEAR BOMB)
</p><p>IN TOTAL WERE RECEIVED 236 AIRCRAFT (F-84F) USED BY 335, 336, 338, 339, 340, 342, 344, 345, 346, AND 349 SQUADRONS FROM 1957 UNTIL THE DISBANDMENT OF OF THE 344 SQUADRON IN 1983
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Text: Athens War Museum label.
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