The U.S. Navy A-7 Corsair II
My planned visit to shoot my favorite Navy jet at NAS Cecil Field was put on hold due to the outbreak of 'Desert Storm'. I was told my planned visit would not be until after hostilities had ceased, and aircraft returned home. My visit did take place as promised, but sadly, all Corsair's had been retired, and moved off to 'AMARC', to be replaced in service with FA-18 Hornets. Many of the A-7's depicted here would have been the ones seen at Cecil, had I gone. Thanks to my good friend Michel van Klaveren, whom I am convinced has every A-7 in his collection, has allowed me to add a few of his prized images of the 'SLUF' to my site; Thank you Michel.

It has never been my intention to have other photographers work on my site, especially a gallery, but with the A-7 being such a favorite of mine, I hope you do not mind the change of rules for this page being on my site.

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157586  AC:300  A-7E  of  VA-15  The Valions

160867  AA:304  A-7E  of  VA-83  The Rampagers

158673  AC:402  A-7E  of  VA-105  The Gunslingers

160552  AC:400  A-7E  of  VA-72  The Blue Hawks

160721  NL:316  A-7E  of  VA-22  The Fighting Redcocks

153220  NM:311  A-7A  of  VA-153  The Blue Tailed Flies

159996  AE:305  A-7E  of  VA-37  The Bulls

157492  AJ:405  A-7E  of  VA-86  The Sidewinders

153242  AF:310  A-7A  of  VA-203  The Blue Dolphins

156745  AJ:312  A-7C  of  VA-82  The Marauders

156816  NK:407  A-7E  of  VA-27  The Royal Maces

153190  ND:321  A-7A  of  VA-303  The Golden Hawks

160714  AA:403  A-7E  of  VA-81  The Sunliners

159659  AE:403  A-7E  of  VA-87  The Golden Warriors

154481  AB:305  A-7B  of  VA-46  The Clansman

154552  AF:401  A-7B  of  VA-204  The River Rattlers

153248  NF:404  A-7A  of  VA-56  The Champions

154354  ND:507  A-7A  of  VA-305  The Lobos