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Description
| Notes: TA-7C modified to fleet electronic warfare support group (FEWSG) configuration. | ||
| Manufacturer: | Vought | |
| Base model: | A-7 | |
| Designation: | EA-7 | |
| Version: | L | |
| Nickname: | CORSAIR II | |
| Designation System: | U.S. Tri-Service | |
| Designation Period: | 1962-Present | |
| Basic role: | Attack | |
| Modified Mission: | Special electronic installation | |
Specifications
Propulsion
Performance
Recent comments by our visitors
| Joel Thompson Sydney, OTH | I\'ve visited Joe\'s website and have decided to build a 1/48 scale model of one of the \"Aggressor\" EA-7Ls but am looking for more reference pictures of any of these birds. If there is anyone out there that could help out please contact me. I\'ll be using the Hasegawa kit with RVHP\'s resin conversion (expensive - but the only way to go if a two-holer is to be made) Thanks in advance, Joel. 09/12/2005 @ 06:34 [ref: 11208] |
| Joe Hawkins , WA | Direct link to my VAQ-34 webpage about the VAQ-34 EA-7L's.
http://www.vaq34.com/vaq34/vaqa-7's.htm 06/08/2002 @ 06:38 [ref: 5074] |
| Joe Hawkins , WA | I worked on 7 of the EA-7L's when they were part of the US Navy Squadron VAQ-34.
I remember that they were quite easy to work on with the exception of a few "well designed" things, leading edge wing slat "extention units" being one and another the two screws for the UHT panel located under the UHT (unit horizontal tail) itself. A good aircraft made much better when the TF-30 was junked and replaced with the TF-41. 06/08/2002 @ 06:25 [ref: 5073] |
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