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Thunderbolts were originally a mythological weapon wielded by many sky or weather gods. See also lightning.

Thunderbolt is the name of several military vehicles:

For the American fighter aircraft with this name see P-47 Thunderbolt
For the Swedish fighter aircraft with this name see Saab Viggen
For the American ground support military aircraft see A-10 Thunderbolt II

There are several movies with this name:

Thunderbolt (1910 movie)
Thunderbolt (1929 movie)
Diler Daku (1931) aka "Thunderbolt"
Thunderbolt (1935 movie)
Thunderbolt (1947 movie)
Thunderbolt (1970 movie)
Pi li huo (1995) aka "Thunderbolt"

There is also a town with this name: Thunderbolt, Georgia.

There was also an Australian bandit called Thunderbolt in the 1860s.

The Thunderbolts were the aerobatic demonstration team of the Indian Air Force.

A number of comic book characters and series have been called Thunderbolt; see Thunderbolt (comics) for a list.

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