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Photo ID: 1574763
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152655 (cn A-012) The National Test Pilot School sent this old A-7 for storage in 7.75, going for disposal at the Consolidated/UAC yard in 1983. Alongside is 152647 ex VA-125 which suffered a better fate, arriving in 1.77 but going to the NARTC Orlando a year after this photo |
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Photo ID: 1548751
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Photo ID: 1494795
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152668 / 402 (cn A-025) "Chicago Museum of Science and Industry" This bird looks brandnew except for the removed engine and flight instruments. [Nikon D700 / AF-S Nikkor 18-200mm] |
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Photo ID: 1463825
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153169 (cn A-078) The A-7A Corsair II was the first production version. Its development was really short : it began in 1965, one year later the Corsair entered in service with the US-Navy. Less than 200 A-7A were built. In the background, the huge fuselage of the "Spirit of Santa Barbara", the sole B-377 MG Mini Guppy, seen here few days after its first flight. This aircraft is preserved at the Tillamook Naval Air Station Museum in Oregon. |
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Photo ID: 1377020
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1***** / NE-304 A7 Corsair take off angle deck USS Ranger, first to carry to Vietnam in 1967 |
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Photo ID: 1376898
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Photo ID: 1366007
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Photo ID: 1147174
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Photo ID: 1081450
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153140 / NL-405 (cn A-049) A Vought A-7A Corsair II, operated by VA-86, aboard the Vietnam War era Aircraft Carrier USS Coral Sea (CVA-43, San Francisco's Own), during her 1970 visit to Garden Island Dockyard in Sydney. The folded wings make the aircraft more compact on deck (and in the hangar below). A 'Rattlesnake' logo is on the fin. Other Corsair IIs are on the flight-deck in the background. |
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Photo ID: 1069127
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152685 / NL-306 (cn A-042) A Vought A-7 Corsair (NL-306), operated by VA-82, aboard the Vietnam era Aircraft Carrier USS Coral Sea (CVA-43, San Francisco's Own), during her 1970 visit to Garden Island Dockyard in Sydney. The aircraft has a refuelling probe and missile rails on the fuselage, and stores pylons on the wings. |
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Photo ID: 1029895
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152650 / AC-401 (cn A-007) This is the first A-7 to catapult and arrest on any aircraft carrier. It was once the gate guard at NAS Cecil Field in Jacksonville, before being moved here to the Don Garlits drag racing museum. |
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Photo ID: 0995432
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Photo ID: 0921115
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154345 / 16 (cn A-184) Seen at the NAS Memphis Airshow, while I attended Navy A school. |
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Photo ID: 0816004
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Photo ID: 0813168
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