GD> built by DeHavilland). They also flew funny-looking recon and
 GD> subhunting aircraft like the Gannet.
 CT> Thanks, Graham!
No worries mate. Call me Buster. :)
 
 GD> were used very successfully for close support during the Vietnam
 GD> War.  (Skyraider perhaps?)
 CT> Douglas A-1H Skyraider - Very successful aircraft, especially
 CT> in the FAC and RESCAP roles.
RESCAP? What's that?
 
 CT> when it come to my post WWII to Viet Nam Aircraft.  I was surprised at
 CT> the sheer number of different aircraft they were flying, especially in
 CT> the jet arena. Seems like everyone had a different idea of what
 CT> the perfect aircraft was.
That's why it's the era I'm most interested in when it comes to
aircraft. There were so many good looking and interesting
aircraft being flown or tested by airforces all over the world.
Plus I love the natural metal finish they had. The 30s may have
been the Golden Age of civil aviation but IMHO the 50s and early
60s were the Golden Age of military aviation. I think I'll go
watch "Towards The Unknown" again. :)
Check six
Buster
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