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The Ling-Temco-Vought A-7 Corsair II single-seat attack aircraft was originally designed as a replacement for the United States Navy's Douglas A-4 Skyhawk. After modification (the installation of an improved Allison TF41-A-1 turbofan engine and a M61 Vulcan multi-barrel 20mm cannon) the A-7D was also adopted by the Air Force in 1968.
The A-7D proved to be a reliable single-seat, close air support aircraft innovative in being the first aircraft to use a modern Heads Up Display (HUD) providing detailed information on dive angle, airspeed, altitude, drift and weapons guidance. The A-7's advanced integrated navigational system, the Projected Map Display System (PMDS), showed the aircraft's exact location on two different map scales. Serving in Southeast Asia the A-7D proved itself to be an excellent close air support aircraft and a particularly apt platform for delivering the first generation of today's modern precision guided weapons. When A-7D production ended in 1976, 459 had been delivered to the USAF.
Royal International Air tattoo 2017, RAF Fairford, 20170714,
USAF Thunderbirds Display Squadron
,
Lockheed Martin F-16C/D Fighting Falcon,
91-0392/0413/0479, 91-3880/3881/3896/3898, 93-3888,
57th Wing,
Nellis AFB, Nevade,
Air Combat Command,
USAF
P-51 displaying at RIAT as part of the USAF Historical Flight, seen here showing off its topside through the heathaze
Maj John “Beercan” Collier in the Fairchild Republic A-10C Thunderbolt II and Steve Hinton in the North American P-51D Mustang "Wee Willy II" performing the USAF Heritage Flight at the Pacific Coast Air Museum's "Wings Over Wine Country" Air Show held at the Charles M Schulz -Sonoma County Airport.
Airman 1st Class Jose Campos, 51st Security Forces Squadron, clears an empty room June 20 at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea. Security Forces is responsible for ensuring the safety of bases, weapons, property and personnel from hostile forces.
Nareg Mgerdichian's new United States Air Force Civil Air Patrol uniform top. Good luck Nareg! Nametag is on its way!
Source: www.cap.gov
The auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force has
more than 56,000 members, including 27,000 cadets ages 12- 21
The CAP performs 95 percent of nation’s inland search and rescue
with 100 lives on average saved per year.