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Launching of A-4 Skyhawk & F4B Phantom II
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English: An A-4 Skyhawk attack plane gains altitude after launching from the angle flight deck while at the same instant, an F4B Phantom II fighter-bomber is launched from the forward port catapult. October 2, 1968.
Catalog #: K 49413 Tags: aircraft_type/fighter Original Creator: PH3 William R. Curtsinger, USN |
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| Author | William R. Curtsinger |
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