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Douglas A-4C 'Skyhawk'

Description
Notes: TA-4B aircraft with longer nose, upgraded engine, and limited weather capability (1 CREW) .
  Manufacturer:Douglas
  Base model:A-4
  Designation:A-4
  Version:C
  Nickname:Skyhawk
  Equivalent to: A4D-2N
  Designation System:U.S. Tri-Service
  Designation Period:1962-Present
  Basic role:Attack
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Specifications
  Length: 39' 4" 11.9 m
  Height:15' 4.5 m
  Wingspan: 27' 6" 8.3 m
  Wingarea: 260.0 sq ft 24.1 sq m

Propulsion
  No. of Engines: 1
  Powerplant: Wright J65-W-20
  Thrust (each): 8,400 lb 3,809 kg

Performance

Examples of this type may be found at
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Air Victory MuseumMedfordNew Jersey
Arkansas Air MuseumFayettevilleArkansas
Florida Military Aviation MuseumClearwaterFlorida
MCAS El Toro Historical FoundationIrvineCalifornia
NAS Cecil FieldCecil FieldFlorida
NAS KingsvilleKingsvilleTexas
National Air and Space MuseumWashingtonDist of Col
Pima Air & Space MuseumTucsonArizona
Quonset Air MuseumNorth KingstonRhode Island
San Diego Aerospace MuseumSan DiegoCalifornia
Santa Rosa CountySanta RosaFlorida
USS Alabama Battleship Memorial ParkMobileAlabama

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04/12/2008 @ 15:25 [ref: 20516]
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 , ME
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03/17/2008 @ 22:40 [ref: 20072]
 Adam Hodge
 Marietta, GA
Hey Guys,

Not sure which model A-4 section this best to ask this in, haha. :)

I'm currently a HS Student (Jr) trying to start up a collection of Scooter patches from any service/mission (VA,VMA,VC,VT, etc) as a keepsake. I'm looking for anything anyone can spare (Squadron Patches,Decomm Patches,Shoulder Patches,Anniv Patches, etc) related to Navy or Marine A-4 Squadrons.

I wish I would've had the opportunity to see the Scooter in Navy/Marine Action but came along too late!

If anyone can help/donate anything to jumpstart my attempt at a collection, Please email me at HODGETCA@aol.com (Can try and offer a little bit of $$ if need be). I doubt there is many folks my age (17) trying to start a collection like this.

Thanks in Advance and Skyhawks Forever!
02/03/2008 @ 02:58 [ref: 19530]
 Steve
 , MD
To Jerry Sires:

Jerry, you might be thinking of VA-44, but it was still in operation in 1968. I was an AO-3 there until Dec67. 44 was the eastcoast A4 RAG back then. There were other A4 squadrons there but to my knowledge no VA-41.






01/07/2008 @ 12:21 [ref: 19184]
 Geoffrey G. Tinsley
 Turin, GA
Correction -- The CO of VA66 in 1968 was W.E. Ramsey. Sorry about that.
11/05/2007 @ 16:32 [ref: 18410]
 Geoffrey G. Tinsley
 Turin, GA
Mr. Gordon Kincade. My Dad was a pilot for the waldo's. He was assigned to VA-66 to replace a downed pilot in late '68. He was wingman to W.A Ramsey and I think his call sign was New Boy.
11/05/2007 @ 16:21 [ref: 18409]
 Gordon Kincade
 Oak Harbor, WA
Geoffrey Tinsley; I was in VA-66 from 68-70,AE shop. Knew two Tinsleys. One was a pilot and the other was an AT. Which one is your Dad? My nick-name was Skinner...Gordy
10/21/2007 @ 10:10 [ref: 18262]
 Tom Ciaprano
 , OH
Wonderful resource, thanks
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 , OH
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04/11/2007 @ 16:16 [ref: 16159]
 Geoffrey G. Tinsley
 Turin, GA
To Mr. Rick Miller from NC. My father was in VA66 during your time with the waldos. His name was Jerry Tinsley. I was wondering if you remembered him. Would love to hear from you if you do. tybris@mac.com
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