P-47 Pacific Theater, The Brisbane Tank And Why It Matters
In the Pacific theater, the 348th fighter group of the 5th Air Force flying P-47 Thunderbolts used a locally sourced drop tank. It was designed an implemented in less than 8 weeks and gave the P-47s in theater a 450 mile combat radius. This tank is commonly called the "Brisbane Tank". It's quite a story. Please Support This Channel: Merch Store: https://gaat.creator-spring.com/ / gregsairplanesandautomobiles Paypal: [email protected]
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