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	A-4 Skyhawk A4
		A4 Skyhawk (formerly A4D Skyhawk, Douglas later McDonnell Douglas, now Boeing) is an attack aircraft.
		The aircraft is of conventional design, with a low-mounted delta-like wing, tricycle undercarriage, and a single jet engine in the rear fuselage, with intakes on the fuselage sides.
		Different from most Skyhawk trainers in that they have a second canopy for the instruction, rather than seating student and instructor under one long canopy.
	www.battle-fleet.com /pw/his/a4.htm (707 words)

	Science Fair Projects - A-4 Skyhawk
		Trainer versions of the Skyhawk remained in Navy service, however, found a new lease on life with the advent of adversary training, where the nimble A-4 was used as a stand-in for the MiG-17 in dissimilar air combat training (DACT).
		Skyhawks received much use in the early years of the Vietnam War until being supplanted by the A-7 Corsair II in the light bomber role.
		Skyhawks carried out some of the first air strikes by the US during the conflict and a Marine Skyhawk is believed to have dropped the last US bombs on the country.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/A4_Skyhawk (1345 words)

	A4 Skyhawk solo display
		The A4 Skyhawk was designed by the legendary Ed Heinemann, an early entrant into the American Aviation Hall of Fame.
		The length of the landing gear and the existence of a tailhook clearly betray the Skyhawk's original purpose as an aircraft carrier based attack plane.
		As the Skyhawk spirals nearly vertically upwards, it releases the flares which it carries as a defense against heat-seeking missiles.
	www.richard-seaman.com /Aircraft/AirShows/RNZAF/Skyhawks/SoloDisplay (438 words)

	McDonnell A4 Skyhawk info
		The conflict in South East Asia was rapidly gathering momentum, and these improved Skyhawks served alongside the A-6 and A-7 as the most important attack aircraft flown by the US Navy and Marines.
		A brief history of the Down under Skyhawks and a shot of the A/C I have modeled on the deck of HMAS Melbourne follows.
		Since the RAN Skyhawks no longer had a mission, surviving A-4Gs were sold to the Royal New Zealand Air Force in 1984, where they were reconfigured and redesignated as A-4Ks.
	www.fiddlersgreen.net /AC/aircraft/McDonnell-Skyhawk/info/info.php (2195 words)

	A-4 Skyhawk at AllExperts
		Skyhawks were the Navy's primary light bomber over both North Vietnam during the early years of the Vietnam War while the USAF was flying the supersonic F-105 Thunderchief.
		Skyhawks carried out some of the first air strikes by the US during the conflict and a Marine Skyhawk is believed to have dropped the last US bombs on the country.
		In all, 22 Skyhawks were lost or shot down during the war to a mixture of surface to air missiles such as the Sea Dart and the Sea Harriers guns and missiles.
	en.allexperts.com /e/a/a/a-4_skyhawk.htm (3533 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/A-4 Skyhawk
		The last USMC Skyhawk was delivered in 1979, and were used until the mid-1980s until they were replaced by the similarly small, but STOVL AV-8 Harrier II.
		Trainer versions of the Skyhawk remained in Navy service, however, finding a new lease on life with the advent of adversary training, where the nimble A-4 was used as a stand-in for the Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-17 in dissimilar air combat training (DACT).
		The A-4 Skyhawk was introduced to a training role in the two seat TA-4J configuration replacing the TF-9 Cougar as the advanced jet trainer The TA-4J served as the advanced jet trainer in white and orange markings for decades until being replaced by the T-45 Goshawk.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/A4_Skyhawk (4285 words)

	A4 Skyhawk (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A4 skyhawk I would not A4 here be Skyhawk understood to insist on the same fund of learning in any of my brethren, as Cicero persuades us is necessary to the composition of an orator.
		Vanbrugh and Congreve copied A4 nature; but they who copy them draw as unlike the present age as Hogarth would do if he was to paint A4 aircraft skyhawk yellow a rout, or a drum, in A4 skyhawk the dresses of Titian and of Vandyke.
		Now it happens that this higher order of mortals A4 skyhawk is not to be seen, like all the rest of the human species, for nothing, in the streets, shops, and A4 coffee-house; nor are they shown, like the upper rank of animals, for so much a-piece.
	sadatoni.supox.com /article/a4%20skyhawk.html (673 words)

	A4M skyhawk - Douglas - avion de combat
		A4M skyhawk - Douglas - avion de combat
		he learned one more thing about the A4 Skyhawk!
		A4M is the other aircraft potentially designated by the US Navy for long term lease to this project.
	www.avion-de-combat.com /Avion-de-combat/A4M-skyhawk/A4M-Skyhawk.html (51 words)

	MCDONNELL A4 SKYHAWK
		The first Skyhawk, nicknamed "Heinemann's Hot Rod, not only flew but gained a world record by flying a 500 km circuit at over 695 mph.
		Included in the A4 Skyhawk folder is this Blue Angel version in two sizes, plus really good Fiddlers Green instructions..
		Don Masters sent in these photos of his McDonnell Douglas A4 Skyhawk Blue Angel flight just off his deck in Santa Clarita, Ca.
	www.fiddlersgreen.net /AC/aircraft/McDonnell-Skyhawk/skyhawk.php (212 words)

	Stan Stokes: Fallen Angel
		The McDonnell Douglas A-4 Skyhawk was designed by Ed Heinemann as a successor to the Skyraider attack bomber.The prototype aircraft first flew in 1954.
		The Skyhawk was capable of speeds close to 700 MPH, and was produced in several variants through 1979.
		The Skyhawks rendezvoused at 20,000 feet before climbing to 30,000 feet for the seventy-five minute flight to the target area.
	www.riveting-images.com /Stan_Stokes_Aviation_Art/Stan_Stokes__Fallen_Angel/stan_stokes__fallen_angel.html (591 words)

	Douglas A-4 Skyhawk
		The Skyhawk entered service in October 1956 and pro- vided the U.S. Navy and the USMC with their principal light attack platform for over 20 years.
		The A-4 Skyhawk is propelled by a single, non after- burning jet engine with intakes on each side of the fuse- lage.
		Skyhawks carried out some of the first air strikes by the U. dur- ing the conflict and a Marine A-4 Skyhawk is believed to have dropped the last U.S. ordnance of the war.
	www.aviationtrivia.homestead.com /A_4.html (2244 words)

	grovers hangar - Flight Sim Videos
		The first Skyhawks the New Zealand government purchased all had the avionics hump, but it was never used and remained empty on the A4-K until the Kahu upgrade project which gave the A-4K F-16 level avionics and removed the hump.
		The 3rd Skyhawk pack by Razbam was the 2 seaters and contained the RNZAF T-birds.
		Even though the first Razbam skyhawk pack didnt contain the RNZAF version I bought it as soon as it was released.
	www.grover.co.nz /index.php?topic=flightsimvids&page=2 (665 words)

	Warbird Alley: Douglas A-4 Skyhawk
		Chosen to replace the A-1 Skyraider, the A-4's small design and light weight gave it the speed and power to exceed the Navy's specifications and fight on until today in air forces around the world.
		Skyhawks are still found serving as frontline units in several smaller countries.
		As of 2001, there were nine single-seat Skyhawks and three TA-4s on the US civil register, although not all were airworthy.
	www.warbirdalley.com /a4.htm (454 words)

	Charles River Radio Controllers - Reviews - PSS Skyhawk
		My Skyhawk had a finished flying weight of 810gm (28.5 oz.) which surprised me, due to the fact I used a lot of paint on the fuselage and standard size radio gear.
		On a good slope with plenty of lift, the skyhawk will really perform, but on the test slope, there was not much opportunity to try out its aerobatic capabilities.
		The skyhawk can be slowed down for graceful flybys but it can begin to waffle around a bit if flown too slowly, and a floater it isn't.
	www.charlesriverrc.org /articles/reviews/klausweiss_skyhawk.htm (1723 words)

	Joe Volz's A4 Skyhawk Prototype
		I built this Skyhawk to reflect the second prototype built Bu.
		The headrest was corrected using Milliput, and sanded to the proper shape, while small bits of styrene corrected the other minor changes.
		The slats were built in the deployed position, as is typical of a parked Skyhawk.
	www.dvsm.org /JoeVsA4SkyhawkPrototype(2005FavFive).html (948 words)

	A-4 Skyhawk, Fighter Jet, Model Kit Planes and Die Cast Models.
		In the summer of 1972, A-4 Skyhawks and A-6 Intruders complete an Alpha Strike, laying MK 2 and DST Destructor mines in the approach to Haiphong Harbor, North Vietnam.
		Navy F-4 Phantoms and A-4 Skyhawks attack the Thanh Hoa (Dragon's Jaw) Bridge in North Vietnam, in the vicinity of which more than 100 American pilots were shot down during the war.
		It was almost instantly that we saw an A-4 Skyhawk coming in with its wheels up and at a higher approach angle than we expected.
	www.yellowairplane.com /Models_Fighters/airplane_models_A-4_Skyhawk.html (1356 words)

	Frank Eugene Fullerton, Commander, United States Navy
		The Douglas A4 Skyhawk was a single-seat light attack jet flown by both land-based and carrier squadrons, and was the US Navy's standard light attack aircraft at the outset of the war.
		The Skyhawk was used to fly a wide range of missions throughout Southeast Asia including close air support to American troops on the ground in South Vietnam.
		On 27 July 1968, then Lieutenant Commander Frank E. Fullerton was the pilot of an A4F Skyhawk (serial# 154182) that launched from the deck of the USS Bon Homme Richard as the flight leader in a flight of two on a night road reconnaissance mission over North Vietnam.
	www.arlingtoncemetery.net /fefullerton.htm (1118 words)

	TrueFresco.com Search (Site not responding. Last check: )
		ATSI is a private company that uses the Skyhawk for training pilots.
		VA164 Ghostriders flying the Skyhawk aboard the USS Oriskany and USS Hancock.
		Technical data, photos, and histories of Skyhawk aircraft and the units that flew it.
	www.truefresco.com /cgidir/odp/index.cgi?/Society/Military/Aviation/Aircraft/Attack/A-4_Skyhawk (251 words)

	Douglas A4 Skyhawk (Site not responding. Last check: )
		These are a pair of A4 Skyhawks during testing of an inflight "buddy" refueling pod.
		The forward aircraft carries the pod on its centerline station and is able to refuel another aircraft from his own internal tanks, and from a supply of fuel carried in the pod itself.
		In actual practice, a larger aircraft is used as the tanker.
	www.heebie.net /acft/a4refuel.htm (59 words)

	BOTW Directory - Society > Military > Aviation > Aircraft > Attack > A-4 Skyhawk
		A4 Skyhawk Angle of Attack System - Presents scanned page of the Skyhawk's angle of attack system.
		A4 Skyhawk Solo Display - Features A4 Skyhawk performance photos during the New Zealand Air Show.
		Skyhawk Association - Covers information about perpetuation of the legend, history, tradition, and camaraderie of the group that flew the Skyhawk aircraft.
	botw.org /top/Society/Military/Aviation/Aircraft/Attack/A-4_Skyhawk (375 words)

	The A-4 Alley
		This is a tribute to the A-4 Skyhawk, still soldiering in the service of many air forces around the globe.
		The Skyhawk was in continuous production for 25 years (1954-1979) and in that time 2960 aircraft, in 22 different variants were built.
		The Skyhawk has seen active service in Vietnam with the USN and USMC (1964-1975), various Middle East conflicts with the Israeli Air Force (1967-1990), the Falklands War with the Argentinean Air Force and Navy (1982), and most recently in the Gulf War with the Kuwaiti Air Force (1990-1991).
	www.gibstuff.net /a4_alley/a4s.html (701 words)

	Large Scale Planes (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The conversion is quite straight-forward for an early IAF Skyhawk.
		The green paint on this early scooter is different to show the original Douglas Aircraft color which was FS34258.
		The later, israeli painted Skyhawks and all F4 Phantoms were painted with the McDonnell shade of green FS34227.
	www.largescaleplanes.com /Works/EdOkun/A4-E/A4-E.html (167 words)

	VetCom.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Veterans Commemoratives proudly issues two unique collector's knives, featuring the historic warplanes of the time, the A7 Corsair and the A4 Skyhawk to represent and honor those brave Americans who gave their lives in Vietnam.
		Original artwork captures the A7 Corsair and the A4 Skyhawk in the heat of the battle.
		The Vietnam Service Medal Ribbon, heavily plated with silver and gold and hand-enameled in its official colors, is flanked by the words "Vietnam Air War." A 22 kt.
	www.vetcom.com /index.php?pn=default_product&product_id=106 (203 words)

	McDonnell Douglas A-4 Skyhawk : Fiche Technique et Photos sur AeroWeb-fr.net
		De petite taille et de conception très simple, le Douglas A-4 Skyhawk reste l'un des meilleurs avions de combat tout temps grâce à son incroyable puissance de feu.
		Le Skyhawk a combattu sous les couleurs de l'US Marine Corps, mais aussi dans de nombreuses autres armées de l'air.
		Ainsi, de nombreux Skyhawk furent en mesure de rentrer de mission après avoir été touché par des missiles.
	www.aeroweb-fr.net /appareils/fiche,3,mcdonnell-douglas-a4-skyhawk.php (1144 words)

	Bio, McCormick, John V. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Among the aircraft launched from the decks of the TICONDEROGA was Douglas Aircraft's A4 Skyhawk.
		In spite of its diminutive size, the A4 packed a devastating punch and performed well where speed and maneuverability were essential.
		LTJG John V. McCormick was a Skyhawk pilot assigned to Attack Squadron 144 onboard the aircraft carrier USS TICONDEROGA.
	www.pownetwork.org /bios/m/m386.htm (534 words)

	RBCkits Online Shop - A4"Skyhawk"
		The A4 "SKYHAWK" for mini fan 480 and 4 lipo cells 3750mAh.
		The Skyhawk has a modulair setup, you can completely built the different pieces, and join them later to complete the airframe, the wing and tail are screwed to the airframe,
		The Skyhawk is a n excellent flyer but needs a bungee launch to get going, In comparison with the Skyray it needs a bit more "twang" to launch it safely.
	www.rbckits.com /shop/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=10 (219 words)

	Hobby Master HA1402 - Diecast Model A-4 Skyhawk USN VA-106 Gladiators, USS Essex, 1960s: The Flying Mule
		The Skyhawk was extensively used during the Cold War period and the Vietnam War by the Navy and the Marines.
		A total of 542 A-4B Skyhawks were manufactured, many of which were later modified and/or refurbished and sold to foreign countries.
		The Skyhawk flew more missions than any other US Navy plane during the Vietnam War and because it was so nimble it was chosen by the US Navy aerobatic team the “Blue Angels”.
	www.flyingmule.com /products/HM-HA1402 (391 words)

	FS2002 Military Page 13
		A4/TA4 Skyhawk 2 Argentine Navy with panel & Sound (A4Q.zip) SingleSeat/Double Seat "Falcões do mar" The VF-1 Squadron is the first Brazilian Navy Aerial Unit to operate fighters.
		A4/TA4 Skyhawk 2 RoSAF (Singapore needs A4Q.zip) SingleSeat/Double Seat "Falcões do mar" The VF-1 Squadron is the first Brazilian Navy Aerial Unit to operate fighters.
		A4/TA4 Skyhawk 2 TUDM (Malaysia needs A4Q.zip) SingleSeat/Double Seat "Falcões do mar" The VF-1 Squadron is the first Brazilian Navy Aerial Unit to operate fighters.
	www.simviation.com /fs2002military13.htm (309 words)

	GOLZ, JOHN BRYAN
		SYNOPSIS: The Douglas A4 Skyhawk was a single-seat light attack jet flown by both land-based and carrier squadrons, and was the US Navy's standard light attack aircraft at the outset of the war.
		It was the only carrier-based aircraft that did not have folding wings as well as the only one which required a ladder for the pilot to enter/exit the cockpit.
		On 22 April 1970, Lt. JG John B. Golz was the pilot of an A4C Skyhawk (serial #148484) that launched from the deck of the USS Shangri-La as the #2 aircraft in a flight of two on a night strike bombing mission over the southern panhandle of Laos.
	www.usvetdsp.com /vn_pw_bios/g370.htm (591 words)

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