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— — - A VA-144 A-4C Skyhawk operating as War Paint 312 (BuNo 149532) armed with Mark 82 Snakeye bombs receives a catapult ready thumbs up for a strike mission launch into North Vietnam from USS Kitty Hawk CVA 63 operating from Yankee Station, Tonkin Gulf, South China Sea in January 1967. 50mm with 2X extender from the 06 observation deck(Vultures Row).

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A VA-144 A-4C Skyhawk operating as War Paint 312 (BuNo 149532) armed with Mark 82 Snakeye bombs receives a catapult ready thumbs up for a strike mission launch into North Vietnam from USS Kitty Hawk CVA 63 operating from Yankee Station, Tonkin Gulf, South China Sea in January 1967. 50mm with 2X extender from the 06 observation deck(Vultures Row).

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Don Fitzgerald

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Don FitzgeraldPhoto Uploader3년 전

VA-144 A4C BuNo 149532 operating as War Paint 312 was upgraded to an A4L, refurbished by the Naval Air Museum, and is on loan to the Castle Air Museum in California in the markings of VA-204. In the 1966-67 deployment cruise book for USS Kitty Hawk CVA-63 VA-144 made all their personnel pictures in front of 149532.

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James Simms3년 전

God Bless Them, Going Into Harms Way

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Steve Brown3년 전

Was the pilot really Bull Durham, or is that just part of the War Paint job?

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Don FitzgeraldPhoto Uploader3년 전

I don't know if the pilot was actually Lt.Durham or not. The planes were commonly flown by someone other than the name on the side of the aircraft due to damage, maintenance, pilot assignment rotations,etc.

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