Pictures of Cold War aircraft. (23 Viewers)

I still remember working on the original radar on the C-5A Galaxy. One of the modes was terrain following . Always thought that if this monster ever gets that close to the ground, KAPLOWIE
 
Watching them on final approach, they always looked so slow, virtually about to drop out of the sky.
I used to say all C-5 bases were at corn fields so the pigs could find home!
 
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the pic source: the net.
 
Romulans?

Rather Brits ... ;)
 
A-4 Skyhawks of VA-146, F-4Js of VF-143, A-6 Intruders, an A-3B, RA-5C Vigilante and a RA-3B Skywarrior of VAP-61 (jet black for night operations) USS Constellation 1967 PASW
A-4 Skyhawks of VA-146, F-4Js of VF-143, A-6 Intruders, an A-3B, RA-5C Vigilante and a RA-3B S...png
 
A-4 Skyhawks of VA-146, F-4Js of VF-143, A-6 Intruders, an A-3B, RA-5C Vigilante and a RA-3B Skywarrior of VAP-61 (jet black for night operations) USS Constellation 1967 PASW
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Wow alot to like on this picture, the A-4's look so small parked between the RA-5 and the A-3. And the one A-3 still in the Blue Paint looks odd to my eyes. The Picture really shows the variate of A/C types the USN operated in the 1950's to the 1980's. On the deck I see A-1's, A-3's, one RA-5, A-6's, F-4's & an S-3.
 
Where's Waldo? I still can't find the S-3.
 
A-4 Skyhawks of VA-146, F-4Js of VF-143, A-6 Intruders, an A-3B, RA-5C Vigilante and a RA-3B Skywarrior of VAP-61 (jet black for night operations) USS Constellation 1967 PASW
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I've seen a color of this photo. I'm gonna get into trouble here by the A-3 in the photo is painted Flat Black, not blue. It is a RA-3B.
 

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