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PeterA
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I found these this morning whilst searching for something else and thought perhaps of interest here.

Ed Jurist was not one of the greatest photographers but with a bit of PSP etc...these first three I presume are in Peru.

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Nice vintage photos. With regard to the P-47 photos shot by Ed Jurist, what became of these aircraft? Would love to fine a remote field and make such a find as these.

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gary1954 wrote:
With regard to the P-47 photos shot by Ed Jurist, what became of these aircraft? .


The P-47s will surely be these.

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PeterA wrote:
I found these this morning whilst searching for something else and thought perhaps of interest here.

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Any idea which P-47N this is?
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Amazing pictures! Even the early CAF publications (that I have and have seen) did not have any of the Peruvian airfield P-47 pictures (from Ed Jurist). Rogue is correct that this pic is indeed a P-47N. But I do not remember seeing any P-47N being painted in this scheme. However, two disclaimers... #1 It is a possibility that the CAF P-47N had this scheme for a short time prior to going to Florida with Tom Holman for restoration. #2 Anything that is correct is purely coincidental!
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The only other P-47N that was airworthy (that I know of) is the one in Florida at Eglin AFB, that was confiscated by the Air Force. The T-Bolt was being flown and operated by Dr Penagarico during the 70's.
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More info on this P-47N here: http://www.warbirdregistry.org/p47regis ... 89320.html

Tim Savage may be able to add more, if he wishes. Alan

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Alan,

The Eglin airplane and the "vintage" photo are one and the same. This was the airframe that the Puerto Rican ANG restored to fly, and when she had a nose over at Shaw AFB I believe, the USAFM decided that the restoration to airworthy was illegal and took the airplane back. What a shame.
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Rogue wrote:
PeterA wrote:
I found these this morning whilst searching for something else and thought perhaps of interest here.

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Any idea which P-47N this is?


I found this in another box. 1972

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I would like to offer this shot, of the same Thunderbolt and an A-7, PRANG.

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I do not know the name of the photographer, nor the pilots.

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Peter's formation photo reminded me of this:

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those are really great pics!
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