The aircraft
of
Republic

The Lancer was a single-seat interceptor fighter that first appeared in service evaluation YP-43 form in 1940. With a Pratt ...

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The first prototype flew on May 6, 1941. A total of 15677 aircraft built. On August 2, 1944 the XP-47J ...

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The Republic XP-72 was based upon the P-47 airframe and was designed by Alexander Kartveli's fighter team as a 'Super ...

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The first prototype flew in 1945. Over 1000 aircraft were built.

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The first prototype XP-84 flew on February 28, 1946. A total of 4457 F-84 "Thunderjet" were built. ...

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Designated XF-12, when F stood for 'photo' in the pre-1947 system, and later XR-12, the Rainbow was a high-speed high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft, ...

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The Republic XF-91 Thunderceptor, ordered in 1946, was by far the fastest US Air Force fighter of its time. It ...

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A swept-wing modification of the F-84. The first prototype flew on June 3, 1950. A total ...

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Photo reconnaissance version of the F-84F. The first prototype flew in February 1952. 715 built.

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The Republic F-105 Thunderchief, or company model AP-63, was conceived in 1951 as a nuclear strike aircraft with an internal ...

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Even in the mid-1950s the superiority of the jet powerplant for combat aircraft was questioned by some. A modern technology propeller ...

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