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Aboard the USS Kitty Hawk, Tonkin Gulf, Yankee station off
of Viet Nam during the Viet Nam War,
A Great Photo Album.
You will love the pictures from Brad Jones in this exhibit about the USS Kitty
Hawk on Yankee Station off of Viet Nam in the Vietnam War.
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Door of the YellowAirplane Museum
January 1968
Aboard USS Kitty Hawk (CVA-63) Yankee Station - Tonkin Gulf RVAH-11 Checkertails RA-5C Vigilante #603 at the forward starboard catapult - blast shield up - A-4 Skyhawk (Scooter) launching on forward port cat... |
Love your website. When I was stationed at NAS Miramar in the early 70s the Vigilante was one of my favorite birds. I was Military Public Affairs Officer and spent allot of time among the squadrons, on the other side of the air station. We called it that because there was a delineation between the admin part of the air station, where I unfortunately worked.......LOL.......and the squadron side. I was fortunate enough to get allot of time in backseats of TA-4s, F-4s, F-14s and anything else I could talk the ops bosses into putting me in, however, unfortunately never got into the backseat of a Vigilante. I spent some wonderful years with the aviation community including a tour with VAQ-135 tankers / EW who were at that time at NAS Alameda. I spent time in the third seat there and really enjoyed it also. Interesting comparing them with Miramar. Had the Navy permitted women to go to flight school in those days, my flight bag and gear would have been packed before they could have cut orders to Pensacola for me.........LOL Kindest regards, Rosalee Adams |
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