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A-4E Skyhawk out of Lemoore NAS
A-4E Skyhawk out of Lemoore NAS 
A-4E Skyhawk in Flight out of Lemoore NAS
A-4E Skyhawk in Flight out of Lemoore NAS 
A-4E Skyhawk in Flight out of Lemoore NAS
A-4E Skyhawk in Flight out of Lemoore NAS 
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A-4E Skyhawk in Flight 
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Three A-4E Skyhawks in Flight 
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A-4 Skyhawk in Flight 
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A-4E Skyhawks on USS Hornet 
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A-4E Skyhawk on Active Duty in Vietnam 
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A-4D Skyhawk and A-4E Skyhawk at Sunset 
TA-4E Skyhawk Assembly Line
TA-4E Skyhawk Assembly Line 
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TA-4F Skyhawk in Flight 
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A-4F Skyhawk on the Tarmac 
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TA-4J Skyhawk Above the Mountains 
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A-4E Skyhawk with MK-80 Series Ordnance 
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A-4KU Skyhawk on Runway 
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TA-4F Skyhawk in Flight 
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A-4F Skyhawk High Above Mountains 
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Blue Angels A-4 Skyhawks In Delta Formation 
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Blue Angels A-4 Skyhawks in Diamond Formation 
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A-4 Skyhawk on Runway 
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A-4E Skyhawk Squadron in Flight out of Lemoore NAS

Douglas built 2,960 Skyhawks between 1954 and 1979. Built small to be cost effective and so that more could be accommodated on a carrier, the lightweight, high-speed bombers were affectionately nicknamed "Heinemann's Hot Rod" (after Douglas designer Ed Heinemann), the Bantam Bomber, Mighty Mite and Scooter. Skyhawks provided the U.S. Navy and Marines and friendly nations with maneuverable, yet powerful, attack bombers that had great altitude and range capabilities, plus an unusual flexibility in armament capacity. 
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Unique identifier BI224525 
Boeing ID dac12264 
Type Image 
Size 2976px × 2364px   20MB 
License type RM 
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