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Aviation Books about the Grumman A-6 Intruder and the EA-6B Prowler all weather fighter jet aircraft. A-6 Intruder, EA6B Prowler.The A-6 comes in two major versions, the A-6A, a two seater used for both bombing and as a tanker, and the EA-6B a four seat electronics countermeasures version called the prowler. The A-6 Intruder was manufactured by Grumman Aircraft Company. The a6 is 59' 10" long, 16' 3" high and has a wingspan of 53' 0". The A-6 has an empty weight of 32,160 lbs and a max weight of 65,000 lbs. The a6 intruder uses two J52-P-8A engines each producing 9,300 lbs of thrust for a total of 18,600 lbs of thrust. The Intruder had a cruise speed of 482 kts and a max speed of 658 kts and a maximum range of 1628 miles. The A-6 Intruder is one of the first all weather light attack bombers using special electronics and a device called the Highway in the Sky. Look at this collection of A-6 Intruder books in this fighter jet book store.Please Note: The specifications on this page are only for a single model of this airplane. . |
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Launch the Intruders A Naval Attack Squadron in the Vietnam War, 1972 Reardon. Based on unparalleled access to crewmembers and their families, this book chronicles the operations of Attack Squadron 75, the "Sunday Punchers," and their high-risk bombing runs in A-6 Intruders launched from the USS Saratoga during the famous Linebacker campaigns of 1972. Filled with human drama and daring exploits, it's a rousing tale that richly deserves to be read. 420 pages, 37 B&W photographs, 6"x 9", softcover. #0010334 Price: $19.95 |
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Intruder The Operational History of Grumman's A-6 Morgan & Morgan. This operational history covers the A-6's Navy and Marine service from initial deployment in Vietnam to Desert Storm and 1997 retirement. Includes documentation of every fleet version and every squadron that flew the A-6 - with numerous photographs, maps, and appendices that cover squadron histories, deployments, production details, airframe losses and more. 224 pages, 250+ B&W and color photographs, 8½"x 11", hardcover. #0021032 Price: $59.95 |
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by Peter Hunt Check for Low Price
Book Description
Moments after Desert Storm began, bomber pilot Pete Hunt was in the air over the Persian Gulf. Hunt saw it all, and this is his electrifying account. Tested to the max, flying all night, every night for weeks on end, Hunt executed dozens of missions—from carpet bombing to dropping deadly five-hundred-pound cluster bombs with pinpoint precision; from supporting Marines on the ground to bombing fleeing Iraqis along the blood-soaked “highway of death.” His A-6 jet was a wide-open target for the blazing antiaircraft fire streaking up to destroy it. Escaping this deadly blizzard of fire made setting the A-6 back down on a little deck in a big ocean seem almost easy. But Hunt, like the rest of his squadron, the VA-145 Swordsmen—honored as the premier Attack Squadron in the United States Navy for 1991—was just doing his job: keeping America free. About the Author
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Advanced Actuation,
Controls and Integration for Aerospace Vehicles (A-6 Symposium San Diego, California October 9, 1985 P-170) Paperback / Published 1986 |
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Around A-6 Intruder
Drendel. After 40 years, the career of the Intruder is about to come
to an end. That is ironic since, with its upgraded avionics and weapons,
it is better than it has ever been. This photo essay covers the aircraft
and its systems, and gives you a close-up look both inside and out!
80 pgs., over 200 color and B&W photos, 3-views and line art. 11"x
8¼", sfbd.
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![]() by Jeremiah A. Denton, Ed Brandt This is the story of Admiral Jeremiah Denton's 7 and a half years of brutal imprisonment in North Vietnam. His book is a way for readers to discover his heroic acts and selfless attitude while held prisoner, and the inspiration he was to his fellow prisoners. His story is unforgettable, and told in a way that will have you holding on to this from start to finish. Check for the low price at Amazon |
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Intruder
The Grumman A-6 Intruder has been in service for nearly 40 years.
The secret of the Intruder's longevity is that its has managed to
incorporate the generational development of attack avionics. The A-6 can
deliver everything from WWII "dumb" bombs to 21st Century "launch and leave"
missiles. Here, in 64 pages, is the Intruder's amazing story. 130 photos,
2 giant-sized 3-view gatefolds, color profiles and original paintings.
8½"x 11", sfbd.
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Ironworks
The Story of Grumman and Its Aircraft Terry Treadwell. Here is a
comprehensive history of the Grumman Corporation and its many aircraft
that have been in every major conflict from WWII through Korea and
Vietnam to the Gulf and Bosnia. Their factory in New York, known
as the Ironworks, produced some of the best carrier-borne aircraft
ever made including the TBM Avenger, the Hellcat, the Wildcat, the F-14
Tomcat and the A-6 Intruder. 254 pgs., 120 photos, 7"x 10", hdbd.
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A detailed and close-up look at the EA-6B electronic warfare aircraft,
covering its full 30-year history of ongoing development and use. Jam-packed
with photographs, you'll get up-close exterior and interior views
through 165 B&W photos, 35 color photos, cockpit drawings, 3-views
and more. Also includes a section reviewing model kits. 74 pgs.,
8½"x 11", sfbd. #0004881 |
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Michaels. Developed as an all-weather carrier-based low level attack bomber, the Grumman A-6 has seen combat from Vietnam through Desert Storm. Here is its story, beginning with development in 1957. Over 100 photos, 3-views, 10 color profiles and more. 49 pgs., 11"x 8¼", sfbd. |
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Grumman
A-6 Intruder
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This title is currently out of stock. However, you can order it used now. |
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![]() Stephen Coonts, Paul McCarthy (Editor) / Mass Market Paperback / Published 1991 Book Description
A-6's were called Intruders. Their pilots tackled assignments of dazzling complexity and flew them with daring and dispatch. But they paid a price...in lost lives, disillusion, incredible tension. They had one reward -- exhilaration -- worth the whole candle. You share the airmen's special brand of comradely, the one stabilizing force in an otherwise precarious life, that only an insider knows. About the Author
Stephen Coonts / Hardcover / Published 1986 Flight of the Intruder Stephen Coonts / Audio Cassette / Published 1990 Flight of the Intruder Stephen Coonts / VHS Video / Published 1991 Webmasters Note: This movie was great! |
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| Manufacturer | Grumman |
| Length | 59'10" |
| Height | 16'3" |
| Span | 53'0" |
| Area | 529 sq. ft. |
| Empty Weight | 32160 lbs |
| Max Weight | 65000 |
| Engines | 2 |
| Powerplant | Pratt & Whitney J52-P-8A |
| Thrust | 9300 lbs each |
| Range | 1628 NMiles |
| Cruise Speed | 482 kts |
| Max Speed | 658 kts |
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| Manufacturer | Grumman |
| Length | 54'9" |
| Height | 16'2" |
| Span | 53'0" |
| Area | 529 sq. ft. |
| Empty Weight | 26743 lbs. |
| Max. Weight | 60400 lbs. |
| Engines | 2 |
| Powerplant | Pratt & Whitney J52-P-8A |
| Thrust each | 9300 |
| Range | 1010 N Miles |
| Cruise Speed | 470 Kts |
| Max. Speed | 644 |
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