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A-4E Skyhawk in Flight out of Lemoore NAS

The Douglas A4D Skyhawk was roughly half the empty weight of its contemporaries and could fly at 677 mph at sea level. After 1956, it had provisions for in-flight refueling, and it carried anti-radar missiles on its wing racks. After 1966, it included a hump-like avionics pod. Upgraded models had improved engines and a drogue parachute, new avionics displays, larger cockpit canopies, and more ammunition for the two cannons. 
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Unique identifier BI224303 
Boeing ID dac12254 
Type Image 
Size 2964px × 2362px   20MB 
License type RM 
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