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The development of the J79 turbojet began in 1952 as a more powerful follow-up to the General Electric J47 turbojet. The engine generated a maximum of 17,000 pounds of thrust (-15 version) with the

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General Electric J79 Turbojet The development of the J79 turbojet began in 1952 as a more powerful follow-up to the General Electric J47 turbojet. The

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