Don’t forget the P-47 Thunderbolt “Jug” built by Republic. Great Ground Attack Plane.
It was a tough bird with Armor protecting the Pilot and other vital parts.
They saw duty in Korea.
I know the P-51 did, but I don't think the P-47 flew in Korea.
The P-47N was still in service with some Air Guard units during the Korean War, but it never got over to Korea. A lot of historians wonder why it didn’t. Usually the answer to these imponderables is found in the supply chain. There were simply a lot more P-51s and veteran pilots trained for them. Spare parts, etc. And so the P-51 got pressed into a ground attack role that it really wasn’t suited for while the few P-47’s that were then left in service were trolling the skies over the US.