Grumman A-6 Intruder

The A-6 Intruder was an American twin jet-engine, mid-wing attack aircraft built by Grumman Aerospace. In service between 1963 and 1997, the Intruder was designed as an all-weather medium attack aircraft. A specialized electronic warfare derivative was designated EA-6A, a tanker variant was designated KA-6D. The digitalized A-6F variant was cancelled. The Intruder was originally designated A2F, changed after 1962 to A-6.

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  A YA2F-1 in 1960
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  YA2F-1 with tilting tailpipes
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  A-6 Intruder 3-view

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  A-6A armament display, 1963
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  An A-6A of VA-75
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  A-6As of VA-85
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  An A-6A of VA-165
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  Sidewinder-armed A-6A of VA-165
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  A-6As of VA-176
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  Cockpit view from a VA-176 A-6A approaching the FDR
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  A-6As of VMA(AW)-242

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  EA-6As of VAQ-309
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  An EA-6A of VMCJ-1 at Da Nang, Vietnam, 1970
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  An EA-6A of VMAQ-2
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  VMAQ-2 EA-6A launch from the USS Lexington

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  A-6B of VA-75
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  VA-75 A-6B armed with AGM-78
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  A-6B of VA-52 over Vietnam in 1970

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  A-6C of VA-35 in 1972

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  KA-6D of VA-55 on the USS Coral Sea
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  A VA-34 KA-6D refueling a VF-142 Tomcat
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  A VA-34 KA-6D refueling French Super Entendards

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  Two A-6E CAG-birds in 1996
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  A-6Es of CVW-6, 1983
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  A-6Es of VA-65 in 1987
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  A-6Es of VMA(AW)-533
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  A-6E TRAM of VA-115
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  A-6Es of VA-128
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  An A-6E Intruder of VA-75 at NAS Oceana
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  An A-6E Intruder over Spain in Operation Matador
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  An A-6E Intruder takes up position to launch aboard USS Enterprise
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  An A-6E Intruder releasing a Walleye II
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  The last VA-34 A-6E Intruder launching from CVN-73
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  An A-6E Intruder preps for launch aboard CVN-65
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  An A-6E Intruder participating in Roving Sands 95
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  A-6E Intruder lands on USS Enterprise
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  Two AGM-123 Skipper II with chasing A-6 Intruder
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  An A-6E Intruder aboard USS Midway with wings folded
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  A-6E Intruder landing on CVN-69
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  A-6E Intruder aerial view assigned to CVN-69
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  Several A-6 aircraft parked with EA-6 and S-3 aboard CV-67
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  A-6E dropping cluster bombs during Operation Praying Mantis
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  A-6E and CVW-14 aircraft
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  CVW-15 in 1983 with Intruders and Prowlers

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  An A-6F prototype in 1987