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Description The fighter-bomber carried 8 lethal 50-caliber machine guns and could lift a 2500 lb. bomb load and still absorb heavy damage and make it back to home base. A drop tank extended its range. This "D" variant, made in the greatest numbers, featured a clear bubble canopy that allowed 360 degree visibility. It had a range of 475 miles and cruised at 30,000 feet. Pilots often said that P-47s "had the gliding angle of a brick."
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Author Cliff from I now live in Arlington, VA (Outside Washington DC), USA

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