154479

Aircraft:
LTV A-7B Corsair II
Reg: 154479 photos
Serial #:
B-119
Airline: United States - US Navy (USN)
Photo Date: May 15, 2005
Uploaded: May 20, 2005
Amarillo Int'l Airport - KAMA, USA - Texas

Notes:

This Vought / LTV Corsair II is on display at the English Field Air and Space Museum in Amarillo, Texas. This airplane used to fly with the VA-204 "River Rattlers" attack squadron based and Naval Air Station New Orleans. Note that you can see through the entire airplane since the engine is missing.

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May 15, 2005

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This Vought / LTV Corsair II is on display at the English Field Air and Space Museum in Amarillo, Texas. This airplane used to fly with the VA-204 "River Rattlers" attack squadron based and Naval Air Station New Orleans. Note that you can see through the entire airplane since the engine is missing.