The RF-84F is the first jet specifically designed for tactical reconnaissance to go into service with the U.S. Air Force.
Developed from the F-84F, the aircraft was significantly redesigned from the other members of the F-84 family. Most obviously, the engine intakes were relocated to the wing roots to allow the lengthened nose section to be used to house various cameras and electronic equipment.
The Thunderflash first flew in 1952. Over 700 of them were built and they remained in USAF service until 1972.
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