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An example of the Thach weave: An enemy following planes A or B is vulnerable to attack from C and D.
An example of the Thach weave: An enemy following planes A or B is vulnerable to attack from C and D.
Official Navy portrait of Admiral John S. Thach
Official Navy portrait of Admiral John S. Thach
LCDR John S. Thach wearing M-450 helmet, AN6530 goggles and inflatable life vest, 1942
LCDR John S. Thach wearing M-450 helmet, AN6530 goggles and inflatable life vest, 1942
Thach (right) teaches new pilots.
Thach (right) teaches new pilots.
Captain John S. Thach (right) as commanding officer of the escort aircraft carrier USS Sicily (CVE-118) during the Korean War, discussing a mission wi
Captain John S. Thach (right) as commanding officer of the escort aircraft carrier USS Sicily (CVE-118) during the Korean War, discussing a mission with two United States Marine Corps pilots, Major Robert P. Keller (center) and First lieutenant Roland B. Heilman (left), from his ship while aboard Sicily off the Korean Peninsula