Republic F-84G-16-RE Thunderjet 51-10538
"Damn Yankee", 7th Fighter-Bomber Squadron, 49th Fighter-Bomber Group, shown at Pohangdong AB (K-3), South Korea, equipped with wing pylon fuel tanks and JATO Bottles for taking off on short runways. Pohangdong was an alternate for Taegu AB (K-2), and due to its short runways, JATO bottles were needed for takeoff
- Date
- 1953
- Photographer / author
- United States Air Force
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
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- image
- Original size
- 2,218 × 1,178 pixels
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