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War for the Falklands Part 2 United Kingdom: -Chinook ZA.1 718 "Bravo November", No. 18 Squadron, Royal Air Force. -C-130 Hercules XV196, XV200, XV206, XV218, 47 Squadron Royal Air Force. -Westand Gazelle AH.1 XX411, 656 Sqn, A flight 3, Commando Brigade Air Squadron. -McDonnell-Douglas F-4M Phantom FGR.2 XV484, XV468, XV464, XV406, XV495, XV466, No. 29 Sqn & No. 23 Sqn of the Royal Air Force. Argentina: -A-4C Skyhawk C-313, C-321, C-318, C-305, Fuerza Aerea Argentina IV Brigada Aerea -SP-2H Neptune 2-P-111 & 2P-112, Escuadrilla Aeronaval de Exploracion -SP-2H Neptune 2-P-112, Comando Aeronaval Argentino -IAI Dagger A C-418, C-420, C-431, C-436, C-430, C-410, C-419, C-415, C-407, C-432, C-437, Fuerza Aerea Argentina -C-130H Hercules, TC-68 "Litro 1", Fuerza Aerea Argentina I Brigada Aerea. -Chinook Boeing CH-47C H-91, Fuerza Aerea Argentina VII Brigada Aerea -Chinook Boeing CH-47C Model 309 AE-521, Ejercito Argentino -Grumann S-2E Tracker 2-AS-24, 2a Escuadrilla Aeronaval Antisubmarina, Comando de la Aviaciƒ³n Naval Argentina.

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Douglas A-4C Skyhawk (2) 148562 AG/603 VA-64 USS Independence; 145118 JE/00 VC-2 1974

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Douglas A-4E/M Skyhawk (2) E 151054 NM/207 VA-192 USS Ticonderoga; 158193 WL/07 VMA-311 MCAS El Toro 1977

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Douglas A-4/TA-4 Skyhawk USN Blue Angels 1978 Flight Demonstration Team

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Douglas TA-4J Skyhawk Multiple marking options for US Navy/Marines TA-4J Skyhawk trainers. The versatile A-4 Skyhawk served the US Navy & Marines as not only a nimble attack aircraft, but also as an effective jet trainer that helped train thousands of naval aviators. On this sheet, we provide several interesting marking options for the TA-4J Skyhawk in US and Navy service. We also could not resist throwing in markings for an EA-4L, which was basically a TA-4J modified for the electronic warfare training role. This sheet was designed for the Hasegawa kit. The options on this decal sheet are: TA-4J BuNo.155118 EA-4F BuNo.152852, VAQ-33 TA-4J BuNo.154313, VMAT-102 TA-4J BuNo.154289, VF-126 TA-4J BuNo.152868, US Naval Test Pilot School TA-4J BuNo.158085, VT-22 TA-4J BuNo.155099, VT-21 TA-4J BuNo.158117, VT-25 TA-4J BuNo.158117, Naval Missile Center

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Re-printed again! Lo-Viz Devil Dog Scooters. 16 Douglas A-4 Skyhawk markings. A-4E 149985 VMA-322 Tail Code QR 1982 A-4M 160036 VMA-331 Tailcode VL 1982 A-4M 158186 VMA-311 Tailcode WL 1984 A-4F 155028 VMA-142 Tailcode MB 1985 A-4M 159780 VMA-211 Tailcode CF 1989 A-4M 160030 VMA-214 Tailcode WE 1989 A-4M 160024 VMA-131 Tailcode QG 1993 OA-4M 154335 H&M S-13 Tailcode YU 1980 OA-4M 152856 H&M S-12 Tailcode WA 1984 OA-4M 153507 H&M S-32 Tailcode DA 1984 TA-4J 158482 VMA-322 Tailcode QR 1986 OA-4M 154620 H&M S-11 Tailcode TM 1988 OA-4M 154638 H&M S-12 Tailcode WA 1989 OA-4M 154306 H&M S-32 Tailcode DA 1990 OA-4M 154628 H&M S-32 Tailcode DA 1987 OA-4M 154306 H&M S-32 Tailcode DA 1987 H&M = Headquarters And Maintenance Squadron

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Extremely Adversarial. Douglas A-4E, A-4F, TA-4J Skyhawk, Lockheed-Martin F-16N, Northrop F-5E, F-5F Simply the largest and most extensive Adversary sheet we've ever produced. Years in research and printed to match FS colors with 16 pages of instructions -

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IAF Douglas A-4 'Skyhawk'

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IAF - Yom Kippur War, Special collection, Part 2 50 Years - Special Collection of Nesher Dassault-Mirage IIIC Shachak McDonnell F-4E Phantom Kurnass Douglas A-4E/A-4H/A-4N Ayit Sa'ar SikorskyCH-53 Yasur Bell 206 Sayfan Instructions e-booklet available for download from www.isradecal.com/instructions

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MDFSD9 Scaled Down #9 Fairchild A-10A Warthog/Thunderbolt II. The A-10 'Warthog' owed its birth to two influences - the inadequacies of the Close Air Support aircraft used in Vietnam, and the need to counter Soviet armoured might in Europe. During the Vietnam War the Air Force regarded CAS as their domain but was hard pressed to find an aircraft with both the range and loiter capacity to fulfil this need. They did obtain quantities of the old but excellent piston-powered Douglas A-1 Skyraider originally developed for the Navy, which soon earned the appreciation of the ground-pounders by its ability to carry a huge warload, dish out and take punishment, and remain on station for an extended period of time. Late in the war the USAF shifted the CAS mission to the jet-powered A-7 Corsair II, which had been developed for a US Navy requirement for a carrier-based strike fighter to replace the A-4 Skyhawk. The Corsair was an excellent aircraft, but it was designed for the strike-interdiction role, not for the battlefield CAS mission. The USAF therefore began to put together an AX - 'Attack Experimental' program to develop a dedicated CAS aircraft that could do the job far better than the Corsair, match the Skyraider in warload and endurance, but be substantially faster while being extremely maneuverable. The aircraft would also need to be highly survivable through the use of armour and redundant systems, include twin engines and be armed with a fast-firing Gatling-type gun.

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Douglas TA-4J Skyhawk "CASPER" BLUE ANGELS Flight Demonstration Team (white painted aircraft not blue)

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Douglas A-4 Skyhawk HI/VIZ DATA STENCILS [A-4B A-4C A-4D A-4E A-4F]

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Douglas A-4E Skyhawk VA-152 Wild Aces 1970 USS SHANGRI-LA CVA-38

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Douglas A-4F Skyhawk US Navy Blue Angels 1978. BLUE ANGELS A-4F/TA-4J, 1978 SEASON DECALS FOR ONE A-4F OR ONE TA-4J

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Douglas A-4C/L Skyhawk in Marine Service. 48-pages, 148 b&w photos, 11 color photos, 26-squadron patches. This book covers the squadron histories of the 23-Marine units that flew the A-4C/L Skyhawk in the 1960s and 1970s. This is the 7th book in the A-4 Skyhawk series. The others are: number NF49 Navy A-4A/Bs, NF50 USMC and Reserve A-4A/Bs, NF51 Navy A-4E/Fs, NF52 USMC A-4E/Fs, NF82 Two Seat Skyhawks and NF109 Navy A-4C/Ls.

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Douglas A-4A/A-4B Skyhawk USMC/USMCR/USNR 72 pages

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Douglas A-4E/A-4F Skyhawk. In Marine Service 64 pages USM

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Douglas TA-4F,/EA-4F/TA-4J/OA-4M Skyhawk USN/USMC two seat versions. Also TA-4G/TA-4H/TA-4R/TA4S/SU/TA-4PTM/TA-4KU/AF-1A/TA-4K

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Douglas A-4B/A-4L Skyhawks (2) 142100 NG/11 VA-93 USS Bennington 1969; 147802 AF/600 VA-209 Air Barons NAS Glenview 1971

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BAE Systems operates (6) ex-Israeli Air Force Douglas A-4N Skyhawk aircraft in Wittmund, Germany. These aircraft fly tow banner, Ground Control Intercept and Close Air Support training missions in support of NATO in Europe. This sheet contains accurate markings to include all stencils and crew names. There are enough markings to build (2) complete Blue/White aircraft as well as both camouflage jets. Sized for the Hasegawa A-4N Kit. (E/F kit require the Quickboost tail nozzle extension) Recommended Kits: Hasegawa A-4N

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GOOD AS NEW!!! Scooters of the Fleet part 1 (2 x Douglas A-4E Skyhawk)

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Douglas A-4 Skyhawk 144 pages. Perfect bound Born out of a United States Navy (USN) requirement for a carrier-based, tactical, nuclear strike aircraft and designed under the supervision of the Douglas Aircraft Company's Edward H.Heinemann, the Skyhawk went on to become one of the USN and United States Marine Corps (USMC) iconic aircraft of the Vietnam War. Based around Heinemann's concept of 'keep it light, keep it simple' the Skyhawk evolved from a light-weight nuclear strike aircraft to an aircraft capable of hauling large amounts of ordnance by comparison to its size and with it a proven ability to accept damage and survive. It also served in the training, carrier qualification, 'buddy' tanker and target facilities roles. Originally designated A4D under the USN's designation system, but better know from 1961 as the A-4, the Skyhawk was built in large numbers at Douglas' and later McDonnell Douglas' factories at El Segundo and Long Beach.

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