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Vought A-7A 'Corsair II'
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Description
Notes: Light, SINGLE-PLACE, CARRIER-BASED, attack aircraft. Used primarily for tactical strike, close air support, and interdiction missions. |
  Manufacturer: | Vought |
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  Base model: | A-7 |
  Designation: | A-7 |
  Version: | A |
  Nickname: | Corsair II |
  Designation System: | U.S. Tri-Service |
  Designation Period: | 1962-Present |
  Basic role: | Attack |
  First Flew: | 1965/09/27 |
Specifications
  Length: | 46' 1" | 14.0 m |
  Height: | 16' 0" | 4.9 m |
  Wingspan: | 38' 9" | 11.8 m |
  Wingarea: | 375.0 sq ft | 34.8 sq m |
  Empty Weight: | 15,037 lb | 6,819 kg |
  Gross Weight: | 38,000 lb | 17,233 kg |
Propulsion
  No. of Engines: | 1 |
  Powerplant: | Pratt & Whitney TF30-P-6 |
  Thrust (each): | 11,350 lb | 5,147 kg |
Performance
  Range: | 3,360 miles | 5,410 km |
Known serial numbers
152647 / 152685, 153134 / 153273, 154344 / 154360, 154913 / 154929
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Examples of this type may be found at
A-7A on display
| City of Alliance | City of Hickory | Naval Air Warfare Center | Patuxent River Naval Air Museum | Valiant Air Command Museum |   |   |   |
 
Recent comments by our visitors
AZ2 Mark Douglass Westland, MI | Our Squardon VF-174 was the first on the East Coast to
recieve the new A-7A. We went from the F-8U to this new
aircraft. We have a reunion about once every (2) years
if you would like to be up on the list, contact me.
The bird was rec. on Oct. 21, 1966. And the unit final
days were in 1988. I was a great bird.
01/17/2011 @ 11:40 [ref: 35806] |
 
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