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Intruder
Cranston Military Prints  By Subject Aviation Art World War Two  Intruder |
| Second World War aviation art prints of the Intruder aircraft. Our collection of prints and original paintings of the Intruder aircraft of World War Two. |
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Intruder Outbound by William S Phillips. May 19th, 1967. Cpt. Eugene McDaniel is launched from USS Enterprise in an A-6 intruder on his fateful 81st combat mission over Vietnam. |
The Intruders by Dru Blair. USS Saratoga and A-6 Intruders. This painting was originally created as the cover for Stephen Coonts' novel The Intruders. It depicts the USS Saratoga in her prime during operations off the coast of Vietnam circa 1970. The head-on shot illustrates the projection of power that the Saratoga wielded during the later part of the Vietnam war, as well as the reliance of the A-6 Intruder as the Navy's primary attack aircraft during the war. |
Moonlight Intruders by Craig Kodera. Grumman A-6A Intruders of VA35 from the USS Enterprise. |
Going In Hot by William S Phillips. The flight of the A-6 Intruder portraying the aircraft flown by Stephen Coonts former crew member (1971-1973) of the USS Enterprise. |
Night Strike by Stan Stokes. The A-6 Intruder has had a long and effective career as the Navys primary attack plane. A-6s were used in Vietnam and still were effective during Desert Storm, as the avionics on these aircraft have been constantly upgraded over the years. In Stans painting an A-6 departs the USS Ranger. |
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