F-8 Crusader Units of Vietnam - Aircraft of the Aces 45 - Osprey/Del Prado ANC10 • What made the 1915

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F-8 Crusader Units of Vietnam - Aircraft of the Aces 45 - Osprey/Del Prado ANC10 • What made the 1915Known by its pilots as the "last of the gunfighters" due to its quartet of Colt Browning Mk 12 20mm cannons, the F 8 Crusader was numerically the most populous fighter in the US Navy at the start of America's involvement in Vietnam and it enjoyed great success over the North Vietnamese MiG 17s and Mig 21s during the "Rolling Thunder" campaign of 1965 68. This item is in Very Good condition. The cover is slightly yellowed. As usual, photos are of the