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Photograph of a bomb on the deck of the USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63), circa 1969-1972. In the background, several United States Navy servicemen work on two Grumman A-6 Intruders (nose number 515 and 514).

Photograph of a heavily damaged Grumman A-6 (A2F) Intruder/Prowler aircraft of Marine All-Weather Attack Squadron 242 [VMA(AW)-242], parked in a hangar at Da Nang Air Base, Vietnam, circa 1968-1969.

Photograph of a destroyed Grumman A-6 (A2F) Intruder/Prowler aircraft at Da Nang Air Base, Vietnam, circa 1968-1969. Roy T. Church, who was five miles away when this aircraft was struck by an enemy missile, recalls listening to the plane's bombs…

Photograph of two Grumman A-6 (A2F) Intruder/Prowler aircraft (tail numbers EA 152640 and EA 152[?]) in flight, possibly over Vietnam, 1968-1969. Both planes belong to Marine All-Weather Attack Squadron 332 [VMA(AW)-332].

Photograph of two Grumman A-6 (A2F) Intruder/Prowler aircraft (nose numbers 02 and 10) in flight, possibly over Vietnam, 1968-1969. Both planes belong to Marine All-Weather Attack Squadron 332 [VMA(AW)-332]. Crewmembers are visible in the cockpits.

Photograph of aircraft, including several Grumman A-6 (A2F) Intruder/Prowler aircraft, parked on the deck of the USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63), circa 1965-1967.

Photograph of several Grumman A-6 (A2F) Intruder/Prowler aircraft parked on the deck of the USS Lexington (CV-16), circa 1966-1968. Another aircraft in the background approaches the carrier for a landing.

Photograph of two Grumman A-6 (A2F) Intruder/Prowler aircraft (visible tail number 152933, nose numbers 815 and 503) of the United States Navy, parked at an unidentified airfield, possibly Naval Air Station Whidbey Island in Washington State, circa…

Photograph of the cockpit of a Grumman A-6 (A2F) Intruder/Prowler aircraft, taken while in flight over water, circa 1966-1968. Another aircraft is visible in front of the plane.

Photograph of a Grumman A-6 (A2F) Intruder/Prowler aircraft of Marine All-Weather Attack Squadron 242 [VMA(AW)-242], carrying 56 bombs while in flight over Vietnam, circa 1968-1969.