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A U.S. Navy A-4E Skyhawk of VA-164, from USS Oriskany, en route to attack a target in North Vietnam, 21 November 1967
A U.S. Navy A-4E Skyhawk of VA-164, from USS Oriskany, en route to attack a target in North Vietnam, 21 November 1967
The XA4D-1 prototype in 1954
The XA4D-1 prototype in 1954
The second production A4D-1
The second production A4D-1
A4D Skyhawk with the rear fuselage removed and an engine being slid into place, Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, 1959
A4D Skyhawk with the rear fuselage removed and an engine being slid into place, Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, 1959
A 150 Sqn A-4SU (957) at RAF Waddington during the Waddington International Airshow, 2000
A 150 Sqn A-4SU (957) at RAF Waddington during the Waddington International Airshow, 2000
Stepped cockpit layout of a TA-4SU (900). The row of vortex generators on the drooped leading edge slats and the ram-air intake mounted on the portsid
Stepped cockpit layout of a TA-4SU (900). The row of vortex generators on the drooped leading edge slats and the ram-air intake mounted on the portside for engine cooling, are unique to the TA-4SU.
A full scale TA-4SU mock-up on display at the stand of Singapore Aircraft Industries at the 1988 Asian Aerospace exhibition
A full scale TA-4SU mock-up on display at the stand of Singapore Aircraft Industries at the 1988 Asian Aerospace exhibition
Head on profile of an A-4SU, note the cranked refuelling probe, the drooped leading edge slats as well as the ram-air intake. Also, inert AIM-9 Sidewi
Head on profile of an A-4SU, note the cranked refuelling probe, the drooped leading edge slats as well as the ram-air intake. Also, inert AIM-9 Sidewinders painted in blue are carried on the outboard pylons.