Category:Douglas A-4 Skyhawk
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English: The Douglas A-4 Skyhawk was designated A4D with the U.S. Navy (and with it U.S. Marine Corps) until 18 September 1962 when, with the introduction of the Tri-Service aircraft designation system, all Skyhawks still in service were redesignated A-4. The designation A-4D was not used to avoid confusion with the earlier A4D designation. The Skyhawk had been designed and produced by the Douglas Aircraft Company which merged with the McDonnell Aircraft Corporation on 28 April 1967 to form McDonnell Douglas.
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A-4 strike camera.jpg 640 × 377; 74 KB
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Douglas A4D-5 and A4D-6 Skyhawk models 1962.jpg 2,092 × 1,569; 2.05 MB
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Drawing of proposed A4D-3 Skyhawk all-weather attack variant 1957.jpg 2,116 × 1,508; 978 KB
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Lakehurst NATF A-4 ejseat test.jpg 701 × 502; 114 KB
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Skyhawk operators.png 1,425 × 625; 32 KB
Categories:
- Douglas military aircraft
- McDonnell Douglas military aircraft
- Attack aircraft of United States origin
- Carrier-based aircraft
- 1950s aircraft
- Low wing aircraft
- Cruciform tail aircraft
- Military aircraft with 1 jet engine
- Aircraft by designation
- Aircraft by United States Tri-Service designation
- Aircraft numbered 4
- Aircraft by popular name
- Things named after hawks
- Aircraft named after birds