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The shape of the Pucara was taken from the A4 Skyhawk, the other plane which is still flown by the FAA.

Plan D, Taking on England was not the problem. The problem was that the U.S. was giving satellite intel to the Brits and had a U.S. Navy carrier servicing British aircraft in the south Atlantic. So much for Alex Haigs "honest broker" approach.

Flyboyj, Your comment: I've always been facinated by this aircraft, it looks like it has a "German" blood line! The fuselage designed is based on the A-4 Skyhawk.