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P-51-Mustang:

 

Engines: 1150 HP AV 1710

Speed: 387MPH

Length: 32.3ft

Range: 1,530mi

Wingspan: 37ft

Weight: 11,800lbs

Ceiling: 41,900ft

Armaments: 6 machine guns

 

 

P-47 Thunderbolt:

 

Engines: 1 2300hp P&WR 2800

Speed: 428MPH

Length: 36.1ft

Range: 475mi

Wingspan: 52ft

Weight: 19,400lbs

Ceiling: 42,000ft

Armaments: 8 machine guns

 

 

Conclusion: The Thunderbolt is a lot better

 

 

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[This message has been edited by Jem (edited December 20, 2000).]

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P-47 Thunderbolt

 

Range: 800 miles (1297 km)

armement: 8 .50 caliber machine guns

 

an yes the P-51 Mustang has a bigger range: 1000 miles (1610 km) but the P-47 Mustang was originally designed as an interceptor, it found it's true role as a hard-hitting ground-attack aircraft.

 

The P-61 Black Widow has four 20mm cannon,

four .50 cal machine guns in optional dorsal turret and a range of 1200 miles (1932 km)

 

Anyways my opinion is that The P-47 Thunderbolt rules

 

 

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The armement is not the only thing that decides if an aircraft is better than an other their is also Propulsion and Performance: the P-47 Thunderbolt is the best

 

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Guest Sgt. Cole

it is my personal opinion that the P-47 Thunderbolt was the best WWII plane. Has anyone here ever heard of a man named Neel Kearby? He was the Colonel that made the P-47 famous.

 

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The thunderbolt sucks, it's nowhere near as manuverable as the mustang, and I can't defend bombers with it for anything, now with a Mustang, it's no problem.

 

Oh, by the way, I'm the best F22 pilot here, better than all of you, I'd love to see you take out 15 soviets on your own biggrin.gif

 

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Originally posted by Commander 598:

Were not in WWIII anymore.

 

 

Did I miss a part of history ?? or did no one feel it was important to mention WW III in history books, education and all that... biggrin.gif

 

P-47 Thunderbolt is the best and it rules.

 

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I have over 500 kills in an F-22, almost 30 of them from a single mission. I also have 7 gun kills in an A-10.

 

I stick to my claim as best F-22 pilot here and would be willing to defend that title.

 

And you're pathetic "Mustang" is nothing but cannon fodder for my 262. For the Fatherland!

 

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No way, the P-47 had a max speed 41 MPH faster than the P-51...

and the results revealed after the war showed that the Thunderbolt had the most kills (specially on tanks and other ground units).

The Thunderbolt was THE war aircraft of WWII

 

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http://www.teleport.com/~chalu/repub.htm

 

go there,

It tells you how the P-47 Republic Thunderbolt also know as the Juggernaut was the best WWII aircraft...(it is compared with the P-51 and P-38)

the most important part is at the end when the dozen reasons why the T-bolt was the superior fighter are given.

 

 

The Jug's record against all opposing aircraft is remarkable. The ratio of kills to losses was unmistakably a winner. Thunderbolt pilots destroyed a total of 11,874 enemy aircraft, over 9,000 trains, and 160,000 vehicles.

 

 

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[This message has been edited by Jem (edited December 21, 2000).]

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Guest Sgt. Cole

Mr. Gunray, what game is that? By full title, please. I'll go pick it up today.

 

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