Some of the Douglas A-1 Skyraider examples I have seen. The AD-5N sits outside the Evergreen Aviation Museum in McMinnville, Ore. I also caught up with the Historic Flight Museums A-1 Skyraider “The Proud American” during an airshow at McChord AFB in 2010 and again at a vintage aviation show at Paine Field in 2012. A EA-1F Skyraider was photographed at the Pima Air&Space Museum in Tucson, and a EA-1E model at March AFB.
AD-5 (A-1E) 52-132649; NMoUSAF 2018
This aircraft was originally a US Navy aircraft. Transferred to USAF, it was flown by then-Major Bernard Francis Fisher (Colonel, USAF Retired) on 10 March 1966 when he rescued a fellow A-1E pilot shot down over South Vietnam in the midst of enemy troops, a deed for which he was awarded the Medal of Honor. The aircraft was severely damaged in combat in South Vietnam and was returned in 1967 for preservation by the then-US Air Force Museum. It is the only surviving US Air Force Medal of Honor Aircraft.
AD-4N (A-1D) 127007; Patriots Point 2013
AD-5N (A-1G) 132534 Evergreen Aviation Museum 2015
AD-4N (409?); PoF Chino 2018
AD-5W (EA-1E) 132789; March AFB 2018
AD-5Q (EA-1F) 135018; Pima Air&Space Museum 2017
AD-4NA (A-1D) 126965 “The Proud American”; McChord AFB 2010
