PT stands for Patrol Boat.
PT boats were small fast torpedo boats used by the United States Navy during WWII.
Their small size gave them a speed advantage over larger vessels such as destroyers and frigates. They would use their speed and small size to there advantage and close in on the size of their target ship then launch a series of torpedo's usually 4 and then speed away.
They had a 5 to 7 man crew and were armed with .50 cal heavy machine guns as well for engaging small vessels and anti aircraft defense.
His patrol torpedo boat was called PT 109.
Yes President John Kennedy fought in the world war 2 . He served in the navy. His experiences were dramatized in the 1963 biographical film PT 109.
The aircraft is commonly referred to as the Bf 109, which stands for Bayerische Flugzeugwerke 109, the company's name before it became Messerschmitt AG. The designation "Me 109" is sometimes used, particularly in post-war contexts, but it is not the original name. The Bf 109 was one of the most iconic and successful fighter planes of World War II, known for its speed and versatility.
Yes, Robert F. Kennedy served in the Armed Forces. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy during World War II and was assigned to the South Pacific as a naval officer. He served on the patrol torpedo boat PT-109, which was famously sunk in 1943, and he displayed notable bravery in rescuing his crew after the incident.
John Kennedy was noted for his PT boat service in WW II.
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Pt-109 - 1976 VG was released on: USA: 1976
His patrol torpedo boat was called PT 109.
PT 109 Also see the movie by the same name.
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It was designated "PT-109".
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Navy Log - 1955 PT 109 3-6 was released on: USA: 23 October 1957