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Old 06-21-2008, 10:21 PM   #1
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Anyone have a pdf/chart/website or anything about each P-47 variant? i.e D-5-RE, D-6-RE, etc.... All the changes between each model (loadouts, fuel changes, motor changes) Would like it focus on the D series but if possible the C, M, and N.

And if possible how many of each were built.


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Check here:
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Thanks alot! Exactly what i needed.
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Joe Baugher is the man when it comes to things like this.
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I can see why. Does he have anymore pages like this? With different planes?

EDIT: Found his homepage.

Joe Baugher's Home Page


TONS of good stuff on alot of planes. Thanks again!
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No prob. I have done quite a bit of reading there myself. He has some great info there.
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