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Photo ID 38991 by Klemens Hoevel. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N432FS
Photo ID 38974 by Rainer Mueller. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N262WL
Photo ID 38965 by Lieuwe Hofstra. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N434FS
Photo ID 38962 by Lieuwe Hofstra. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N262WL
Photo ID 38485 by Johannes Berger. USA Navy Douglas TA 4J Skyhawk, 154291
Photo ID: 38485
A nicely preserved TA-4J Skyhawk at the Historic Aviation Memorial Museum in Tyler, TX. It wears VA-43 unit markings.
Photo ID 38384 by Robert W. Karlosky. USA Marines Douglas TA 4J Skyhawk, 153678
Photo ID: 38384
Started with VMAT-102 "Sky Hawks." February 1979 it was converted to OA-4M. June of 1990 it went to Amarc as AN3AO579. Final disposition unknown.
Photo ID 38383 by Robert W. Karlosky. USA Marines Douglas TA 4J Skyhawk, 153510
Photo ID: 38383
Started with VMAT-102 "Sky Hawks." December of 75 assigned to VF-126 "Sea Hawks" as part of the Adversary Squadron NAS Miramar, CA. As of January 2002, preserved at the Air Classics Museum of Aviation in Sugar Grove, IL.
Photo ID 38360 by Peter Terlouw. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N262WL
Photo ID 38278 by Rainer Mueller. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N437FS
Photo ID 38222 by Robert W. Karlosky. USA Marines Douglas A 4E Skyhawk, 150076
Photo ID: 38222
Served with VMAT-102 "Sky Hawks". Currently on display at the National Museum of Naval Aviation with Blue Angel markings.
Photo ID 38171 by Olli J.. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N268WL
Photo ID: 38171
Photo ID 38142 by Rainer Mueller. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N437FS
Photo ID: 38142
Close formation take off
Photo ID 38068 by Rainer Mueller. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N262WL
Photo ID 38067 by Rainer Mueller. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N437FS
Photo ID 38002 by Rainer Mueller. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N437FS
Photo ID 38001 by Rainer Mueller. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N262WL
Photo ID 37785 by Lieuwe Hofstra. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N268WL
Photo ID: 37785
Skyhawktown Wittmund
Photo ID 37714 by Bart Hoekstra. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N262WL
Photo ID: 37714
The pilot of "Skyhawk 2" is watching his collegue in "Skyhawk 1" closely for the nod indicating he will apply full throttle. A perfect formation take off is coordinated this way.
Photo ID 37713 by Bart Hoekstra. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N268WL
Photo ID: 37713
The Skyhawks at Wittmund are operated by BAE Systems / Flightsystems. They are adopted by the JG71 Richthofen squadron as "Dartstaffel 713 Richthofen".
Photo ID 37588 by Robert W. Karlosky. USA Navy Douglas A 4F Skyhawk, 155022
Photo ID: 37588
VA-164 "Ghostriders" squadron. Named after longtime supporter of the squadron with all CO's planes taking the name. The first plane with the name "Ladie Jesse" was flown by Lcdr Dick Perry who was shot down and killed in Vietnam.
Photo ID 37429 by Johannes Berger. USA Marines Douglas TA 4J Skyhawk, 158722
Photo ID: 37429
On exhibit at USS Lexington Museum. It once served with the Blue Angels.
Photo ID 36755 by Ned Dawson. New Zealand Air Force Douglas A 4K Skyhawk, NZ6206
Photo ID: 36755
Photo ID 36314 by Rainer Mueller. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N268WL
Photo ID 36313 by Rainer Mueller. Company Owned BAe Systems Douglas A 4N Skyhawk, N268WL
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