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"Spooky"
AC-47D Gunship
A B-66 bomber and four F-105 Thunderchiefs dropping their bombs on a city in North Vietnam
"Flying under radar control with a B-66 Destroyer, Helps improve accuracy in Bad weather.
@Destroye83 via X
Air Force F-105 Thunderchief pilots bomb a military target through low clouds over the southern panhandle of North Viet Nam. June 14, 1966."
US Navy Phantoms VF-171 over NAS Oceana
@perpetuaosombro via X
Who’s the fastest gun in the West? If you didn’t say Col. Phil "Hands" Handley, USAF, you’re looking at the wrong stats.
June 2, 1972: Over the skies of Hanoi, Handley notched the world’s only supersonic gun kill, shredding a NVAF MiG-19 with the F-4E’s 20mm cannon while doing Mach 1.2. No missiles. No computer magic (well almost). Just a lead pipe cinch at 900+ mph. Crazy feat of deflection shooting!
@RealAirPower1 via X
Ten years earlier, The Smartest People in the Room™ said you didn’t need a gun on a fighter.
They were wrong then, and are wrong now.
@CdrSalamander via X
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Phantastic
@perpetuaosombro via X
Republics F-105 assembly line Half would be lost to Enemy Action over North Vietnam 🇻🇳
B-52D’s over North Vietnam 🇻🇳
HH-34 Seahorse
A U.S. Navy F-4 Phantom from VF-51 “Screaming Eagles,” in flight over the Coronado Bridge in San Diego.1972
@CcibChris via X
Did you know the F-111A went to Southeast Asia. Here's one getting refueled by a KC-135A after completing it's combat mission in August of 1973.
National Archive 342-C-K-054241_001
@Tcamp202 via X
RF-4C
#61 Day Yokota Base A-4E
VMA-211 CF-22 149661,
September 1974.
@headdancer7 via X
A menacing look at a sharkmouth F-4E from the 469th TFS "Fighting Bulls" at Korat AFB, Thailand. Notice the "long-nosed" Mk 82s? The bombs are equipped with three-foot "Daisy Cutter" fuse extenders, designed to detonate the bombs just above the deck, spreading lethal airburst fragmentation instead of burying the blast in the mud. Peak Vietnam-era anti-personnel stuff.
@RealAirPower1 via X
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CH-46 from HMM-265 trailing smoke and flame after being hit by PAVN anti-aircraft artillery. The helicopter crashed and exploded upon impact, killing 13 marines
@VoicesfromNam via X
F-14A Tomcat, BUNO 159000, Operator: VF-1 Wolfpack, Unit Markings: CVW-14 aboard USS Enterprise (CVAN-65), Location: in flight near Hawaii, USA, Photo Date: 28 September 1974, Photo by LTJG C.C. Curtis, U.S. Navy (National Naval Aviation Museum)
This totally bodacious VF-1 Wolfpack F-14A Tomcat (BuNo 159000) was photographed in flight near Hawaii on September 28, 1974 while assigned to CVW-14 aboard USS Enterprise for a WestPac deployment. Classic early Tomcat action from one of naval aviation’s most legendary squadrons!
@pj27271111 via X