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Another cool Corsair II photo...
- Thread starter Navy Chief
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Nice photo! Picking up some go juice through the basket...
Alan
Alan
I know this thread usually deals with Navy Corsair II variants, but in my mind a SLUF is a SLUF... 
For quite a while ('71 to '91), the 140th Tactical Fighter Wing of the CO ANG used the Corsair II, flying from Buckley AFB. I used to see these all the time flying over Denver in the 80's and early 90's until they transitioned to the F-16.
There's one at the Wings of the Rockies museum here in Denver.
Alan
For quite a while ('71 to '91), the 140th Tactical Fighter Wing of the CO ANG used the Corsair II, flying from Buckley AFB. I used to see these all the time flying over Denver in the 80's and early 90's until they transitioned to the F-16.
There's one at the Wings of the Rockies museum here in Denver.
Alan
Small world, Alan... In 1984, our squadron (guess which one...) spent a couple weeks at Buckley AFB operating with the CO ANG. It was a fun time, as I'd never been to Colorado. It was pretty cool working with our USAF shipmates, and seeing the differences between our A-7Es and the USAF A-7Ds.