Douglas A-6 Spirit of North Carolina by skiwillgee
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A-6 Invader "Spirit of North Carolina"
The A-6 is the only bomber to serve in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam wars according to S.O.N.C.'s web site. It is powered be twin 2000hp Pratt and Whitney R-2800 radial engines.
April 25, 2009, Seymour Johnson AFB.
Nikon D80
Comments (9)
Awesome looking Bird that she is
Is "A-6" a Navy designation? Otherwise it looks like an A-26. Nice photos.
It is an A-26. A typo on my part when I cataloged it.
It was referred as a B-26 for a number of years after the war although it was designated A-26,not to be confused with the Martin bomber. I've seen this bird at Andrews AFB a few years back. This type was also seen as fire bombers in the movie Always.
real cool looking
Very cool bomber and capture my friend!!!
Wonderful! Great shots! Rob.
Very good! and thanks for the info. :)
Cool A/B-26. This type also flew in the Congo and the Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba.