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How an A-4 pilot was able to fly his stricken Skyhawk from Haiphong to the Gulf of Tonkin

‘All the warning lights were on, including the fire-warning light. The A-4 was on fire. There was smoke coming out of my oxygen mask,’...

Why the AV-8B was more fun to fly than the A-4

The Skyhawk Douglas produced 2,960 A-4 Skyhawk attack aircraft between 1954 and 1979. Designed to be compact for cost efficiency and to allow for more...

How a skilled USAF female GCI controller helped a USMC A-4 pilot and his wingman win a DACT engagement against two F-15s

‘I recall meeting her in the briefing; she did not fit the mold that most people would have of someone directing fighters into combat....

Wynn Foster, the A-4 pilot who evaded North Vietnamese AAA

‘I realized I had been hit and looked down at my right arm. The arm was missing from the elbow down, and half my...

Former Scooter Driver recalls his A-4 utility squadron days

“I knew a 102 could easily outrun an A-4, but I can also tell you that if flown properly, they can fly slower than...

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The F-101 Voodoo aircraft tasked to support the then top-secret A-12 program test flights at Area 51

In addition to their A-12 chase and training duties,...

Two A-6 Intruders Did More Damage Than a B-52 in Desert Storm’s Kill Boxes

How the A-6E Outperformed the B-52 in Kuwait's Kill...

Pat O’Brien, the Civilian Engineer who made dozens of flights in the F-14, F-4, TA-7, and others

After working as a college intern at North American...

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