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Enviado hace 7 años

Gary Rosier

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Neil Morrisonhace 7 años

Skyhawk ??? Is it a training aircraft or privateer ??

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skylab72hace 7 años

A4D Skyhawk, Yes. Looks like an old picture taken from another Skyhawk in tight formation. Structural details seem to indicate the aircraft is still in Navy service.

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David Aaronhace 7 años

Private A-4C with A-4C Skyhawk with Valiant Air Command in Florida, still operational.

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skylab72hace 7 años

WoW! Well maintained! Now I see what looks like a GoPro mounted above and behind the cockpit. A-4C would be new nomenclature designation for the third "model" of the type. Old nomenclature (in use when this acft was put in service) would be A4D-3.

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cw clhace 7 años

No active duty a-4 ever looked that good

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jim garrityhace 7 años

$$$$$!

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