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US Navy A-7 pilot recalls taking his Corsair II as high as possible during Post Maintenance Check Flights

The Corsair II The A-7 Corsair II was originally created in response to a 1963 requirement from the US Navy to find an aircraft that...

Why the “A-7 mafia” was so devoted to the iconic SLUF

The A-7 Corsair II It was in September 1965 that the A-7A made its maiden flight, and precisely one year later the initial operational squadrons...

The A-7 pilot that took part in the rescue of Lts Cunningham and Driscoll downed after their Epic Dogfight

Suddenly there was a call of ‘you’re on fire! Punch out! Punch out!’ Somewhere a Phantom II crew was struggling to keep their burning...

A-5 vs. A-7: Former US Naval Aviator compares the aircraft technically

‘It came down to a great little airplane, the A-4, being less capable overall than a larger and more efficient airplane, the A-7, which...

A-7 Corsair II pilot once used a $40K AGM-62 Walleye to destroy a $2K broken-down pickup truck blocking a road intersection during the Vietnam...

The AGM-62 Walleye The Martin Marietta AGM-62 Walleye, although designated as an air-to-ground missile (AGM), was actually an unpowered glide bomb guided to its target...

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Why the F-4 Phantom is a former US Naval Aviator’s favorite aircraft

‘Although some thought it “ugly”, and it had a...

Sikorsky-Bell V-280 Valor Wins US Army FLRAA Competition Over Sikorsky Defiant XSikorsky

The Bell V-280 defeated the Sikorsky Defiant X in...

Why the F-15 radar couldn’t see the Blackbird during Eagle Bait sorties

‘One of the interesting discoveries from the Eagle Bait...

Why even though the Blackbird could attain Mach 3.5, serious damage to the aircraft might occur

‘The SR-71 could attain Mach 3.5, but the aircraft...

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