Alekseev I-211/I-215 [1]
Antonov E-153 "Masha" [3]
Lavochkin La-9/La-11 Fritz/Fang [36]
Lavochkin La-15 Fantail [4]
Lavochkin La-150 [4]
Lavochkin La-152/La-154/La-156 [1]
Lavochkin La-174 [1]
Lavochkin La-200 [1]
Lavochkin La-250 [2]
MiG I-3/I-3P/I-3U/I-7/I-7K/I-7U/I-75 (I-380/I-410/I-420) [2]
MiG MiG-9 Fargo [18]
MiG MiG-15/J-2/Lim-1/Lim-2 Falcon/Fagot/Midget [174]
MiG MiG-17/J-5/Lim-5/Lim-6 Fresco [191]
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MiG MiG-25 Foxbat [68]
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Tupolev Tu-28/Tu-128 Fiddler [7]
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Yakovlev Yak-17 Feather/Magnet [28]
Yakovlev Yak-19 [2]
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Yakovlev Yak-25 (first) [1]
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Avia S.199 [34]
Avro Canada CF-100 Canuck [7]
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de Havilland DH.100/DH.113/DH.115 Vampire [230]
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Douglas F3D/F-10 Skyknight [59]
Douglas F4D/F-6 Skyray [89]
Douglas F5D Skylancer [1]
English Electric Lightning [99]
FMA IAe.27/IAe.33 Pulqui I/II [5]
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Gloster CXP-1001 [3]
Gloster Javelin [26]
Gloster Meteor [183]
Grumman F7F Tigercat [48]
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Hawker Hunter [282]
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Lockheed F-80/P-80 Shooting Star [41]
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North American F-86A/E/F/H Sabre [438]
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SAAB J.32 Lansen [9]
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Vought F8U/F-8 Crusader
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F-8A | Unit: VMF-122, USMC
Serial: 16/DC (BuNo.143812)
No additional information
Artist: © Richard Ward
Source: "Vought F-8 Crusader in USN, US Marine Corps & Aeronavale Service", Aircam Aviation Series No.31, Osprey Publishing Limited
Discussion: Comments
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06/05/2011
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F8U-1 | Unit: VMF-122, USMC
Serial: 1/DC (BuNo.144446)
MCAS Beaufort, 1959.
Artist: © Michael E.Fader
Source: WINGS-AVIATION
Discussion: Comments
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08/11/2011
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F-8A | Unit: VF-211, US Navy
Serial: 112/NE (BuNo.144451)
No additional information
Artist: © Richard Ward
Source: "Vought F-8 Crusader in USN, US Marine Corps & Aeronavale Service", Aircam Aviation Series No.31, Osprey Publishing Limited
Discussion: Comments
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04/05/2011
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RF-8A | Unit: US Navy
Serial: BuNo.144608
During the Project Bullet Major John H.Glenn, USMC on 16 July 1967 flown from NAS Los Alamitos to Floyd Bennett Field in 3 hours 22 mins 50 secs breaking the transcontinental speed record.
Glenn John Herschel
Artist: © Richard Ward
Source: "Vought F-8 Crusader in USN, US Marine Corps & Aeronavale Service", Aircam Aviation Series No.31, Osprey Publishing Limited
Discussion: Comments
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12/05/2011
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RF-8A (F8U-1P) | Unit: VFP-62, US Navy
Serial: 923/GA (BuNo.144611)
NAS Jacksonville, 1959.
Artist: © Michael E.Fader
Source: WINGS-AVIATION
Discussion: Comments
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16/06/2010
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RF-8A (F8U-1P) | Unit: VFP-62, Det.38, US Navy
Serial: 902/GA (BuNo.144613)
NAS Jacksonville, 1961.
Artist: © Michael E.Fader
Source: WINGS-AVIATION
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09/03/2010
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909/GA; VFP-62; NAS Miramar, 1966.
Artist: © Michael E.Fader
Source: WINGS-AVIATION
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27/05/2011
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RF-8A (F8U-1P) | Unit: VFP-61, US Navy
Serial: 926/PP (BuNo.144625)
NAS Miramar, circa 1959.
Artist: © Michael E.Fader
Source: WINGS-AVIATION
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03/09/2009
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RF-8G; code: 631/AF; unit: VFP-206; NARTU Andrews Air Force Base.
Artist: © Richard Ward
Source: "Vought F-8 Crusader in USN, US Marine Corps & Aeronavale Service", Aircam Aviation Series No.31, Osprey Publishing Limited
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F-8A (F8U-1) | Unit: VF-32, US Navy
Serial: 211/AC (7517)
The F8U Crusader was a brand new interceptor in 1958: the VF-32 has got its first Crusaders barely a year before the outbreak of the crisis in the Middle East. Nevertheless, this outstanding fighter was rapidly developed for carrier service and to prove its worth off Lebanon, the pilots of the VF-32 eventually accumulating no less but 1.295 flying hours during this emergency, in July and August 1958. Note special colour markings on the F8U, each being of specific significance. Official rules of the USN at the time specified strict aircraft numbers and trim colours to be used by each unit embarked on an aircraft carrier. For example, the first unit in each Carrier Air Group (CAG) had to designate its aircraft with serials 101 and up, and had Insignia Red as trim colour. During the 1958 cruise on board CVA-60 USS Saratoga, VF-32 was the second unit within the CAG, and therefore had to designate its aircraft with serials 201 and up, and the Orange-Yellow trim colour. Interestingly, although these rules were largely forgotten during the Vietnam War, both the VF-31 and VF-32 were to keep their colours (red and yellow, respectivelly) from the 1950s and 1960s in their markings until today.
CVA-60 USS Saratoga
Artist: © Tom Cooper
Source: The ACIG Journal
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