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US Navy A-7 Corsair II Units of the Vietnam War

US Navy A-7 Corsair II Units of the Vietnam War

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Description: Osprey's examination of A-7 Corsair II Units of the Vietnam War (1955-1975). Arriving on station with the USS Ranger (CVA-61)in early December 1967, the first Corsair II squadron became operational immediately and sustained its first combat loss three weeks later. This book tells how the A-7 soon proved its worth supporting ground operations in South Vietnam. As it continued to serve in the ground support role, the navy swiftly introduced the A-7E which soon ran into difficulties with supply lines - perhaps on account of what many perceived to have been a rushed introduction to service. Once these teething problems were resolved, the A-7E became the primary air-to-ground aircraft of the fleet.
MSRP: 22.95
Book Series: Combat Aircraft
Volume: 48
Subject: Aviation Nonfiction
Author: Peter Mersky, Norman W Birzer
About the Author: Peter Mersky is a former US Navy commander who won the highest naval award for journalism following the publication of ‘F-8 Crusader Units of the Vietnam War’ and ‘RF-8 Crusader Units over Cuba and Vietnam’ (Combat Aircraft 7 and 12.)He retired from the service last year to become a full time aviation writer.
ISBN-13: 9781841767314
Publisher: Osprey Publishing
Publication Date: 9/23/04
Number of Pages: 96
Binding: Paperback
Illustrator: Jim Laurier
UPC: 9781841767314
Set: Osprey Books
Rarity: sealed
Osprey's examination of A-7 Corsair II Units of the Vietnam War (1955-1975). Arriving on station with the USS Ranger (CVA-61)in early December 1967, the first Corsair II squadron became operational immediately and sustained its first combat loss three weeks later. This book tells how the A-7 soon proved its worth supporting ground operations in South Vietnam. As it continued to serve in the ground support role, the navy swiftly introduced the A-7E which soon ran into difficulties with supply lines - perhaps on account of what many perceived to have been a rushed introduction to service. Once these teething problems were resolved, the A-7E became the primary air-to-ground aircraft of the fleet.
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