The Focke-Wulf FW 190, often dubbed as the 'Butcher Bird', was a pillar of German air might during World War II. Entering service in 1941, it served on all fronts as one of the Luftwaffe's premier single-seat fighters. With its powerful BMW 801 radial engine, the FW 190 was renowned for its superior performance at low to medium altitudes, outclassing many of its contemporaries. It was versatile too, serving in roles ranging from air superiority to ground attack. Over 20,000 units were produced, in various models, adapting to the evolving needs of the war. Its pilots praised it for its agility, speed, and firepower, making it a feared adversary in the sky. The FW 190's legacy is not just in its combat achievements but also in its influence on post-war aircraft design, a testament to its advanced engineering.
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A classic piece that never goes out of style this Port Authority embroidered polo has it allrelaxed fit silky fabric and a comfortable length Get one for yourself and watch how it becomes a true outfit game-changer in your wardrobe
- 65 polyester 35 cotton pique
- Fabric weight 50 ozyd (1695 gm)
- Relaxed fit that runs large
- Flat knit collar and cuffs
- Metal buttons with dyed-to-match plastic rims
- Side vents for breathability
- Blank product sourced from Ethiopia
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