The A-7 Corsair II, built by LTV Aerospace Corporation (the same company that produced the venerable F-8 Crusader), was the aircraft that replaced the A-4 Skyhawk as Naval Aviation's front line light attack aircraft

Desert Storm veteran

Delivered to the Navy on March 24, 1978 and later acquired by the Museum of Naval Aviation on March 5, 1991

Bearcat at the National Naval Aviation Museum

Screwtops CAG bird at the National Naval Aviation Museum

Long-serving trainer type for Navy and Marine helicopter pilots

Bearcat at the National Naval Aviation Museum

Screwtops CAG bird at the National Naval Aviation Museum

Long-serving trainer type for Navy and Marine helicopter pilots