Uhhh - turboprops use a 'jet' engine to drive props- but according to the article
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Taylan said that he and his team then saw two engines sticking out of the ground that were partially buried in soil, with only the tips of the propeller and engine mounts visible.
It was at this point that they noticed red paint on the wreckage. "Richard Bong's 'Marge' had red-painted wingtips, red-painted tail tips, and red-painted propeller spinners," Taylan said. " The team confirmed that it was the wreckage of Bong's plane when they saw a U.S. Army stencil with the last three digits of the plane's serial number, 993, on the wingtip. "
Where does it say it was a fighter jet they found ? or are you just trolling or using AI ??