Pictures of Cold War aircraft. (3 Viewers)

[Viking1066]

McDonnell Douglas F-4F Phantom II '3773' JBG 36 1986 AIRH

 

[Viking1066]

FJ-1 assigned to VF-5A redesignated VF-51 in 1948 based at NAS North Island NMNA

 

[Viking1066]

FJ-4 used to etst the buddy system with mounted with buddy stores on outer pylons of VA-151 USNS

 

[Viking1066]

McDonnell Douglas F-4K Phantom FG1 'XV565' 892 Sqn HMS Ark Royal 1970 AIRH

 

[Viking1066]

Here is the propeller-driven aspect of the Korean naval air war. USS Bon Homme Richard prepares her F4U- 5 Corsairs and some Skyraiders AIRH

 

[Viking1066]

Fury of VU-10 flys over Guantanamo Bay early 1962 USNS

 

[Gnomey]

Good shots!

 

[Viking1066]

'61223' coversion 748 with markings of 194FIS at Fresno PETF

 

[Viking1066]

Here the first of the long-range naval nuclear bombers, an AJ Savage, prepares to launch from Franklin D Roosevelt, 11 August 1952 HERF

 

[Viking1066]

This F9F-8 shows the refuelling probe. This photograph was taken at NAS Jacksonville on 7 November 1957. The aircraft served with an attack squadron (VA-44) HERF

 

[cammerjeff]

Here the first of the long-range naval nuclear bombers, an AJ Savage, prepares to launch from Franklin D Roosevelt, 11 August 1952 HERF
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2 turning and 1 burning! Nice always liked them but my Chief in the 70's had nothing good to say about them, Claimed NA didn't get thier act back together until the A-5 came out. I never got the opportunity to work on them. Before my time.

 

[Capt. Vick]

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That the Beatles working on that 84?

 

[Capt. Vick]

Why does this photo give me the impression that the F-84F is being maintained by 3 of the members of the Beatles? Or possibly the Monkees?

Hahahahaha! I should have waited to post my comment!

 

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[SaparotRob]

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"Do you have any Grey Poupon?"

 

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[Donivanp]

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Demons can't fly! They're ground bound huggers, everybody knows that!

 

[SaparotRob]

I didn't.