thud

Nickname given to the Republic F-105 Thunderchief. The Thunderchief was primarily used as a Ground attack aircraft during the Vietnam War.
The Thuds rolled in and gave Charlie a wake-up call he'd never forget!
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corpse

To spontaneously break out in laughter while performing on stage.
by JonathanChance March 25, 2004
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LRC

Acronym for "Learning Resource Center". A fancy-pants way of saying "library".
You should be able to find all the research materials you need in the LRC.
by JonathanChance October 05, 2003
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Suicide Barrel

Nickname given to the Brewster F2A Buffalo, an American-Built carrier based Fighter of WWII which was not at all succesful in the hands of the Americans, but had great success in the hands of the Finnish, who used them with great success in thier war against the Soviet Union.
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Son of a Bitch Second Class

Nickname given to the Curtiss SB2C Helldiver, an American Carrier-based Dive Bomber of World War II. Earned its nickname form frustrated pilots who found its handling characteristics very undesireable. Despite the fact that the Helldiver was better armed and armored, most U.S Navy dive bomber pilots prefered the Helldiver's predecessor, the Dauntless.
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Ace-Maker

Nickname given to the F6F Hellcat, a Carrier-Based fighter aircraft used by the US Navy and Royal Navy During World War Two. Earned its nickname due to its superiority over most of the Aircraft put out by the Japanese.
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chuff

Nickname given to the Grumman TBF Avenger, an American Carrier based Torpedo Bomber of WWII.
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