onbekende @ USAF Museum #6

I am not certain of the identification of the next group I am presenting.
All are photographs I took at the USAF Museum in Dayton, Ohio in July of
'06. Help will be appreciated. Once again, the photographs were taken with
a hand held digital camera in usually atrocious lighting. My apologies for
the lack of quality.
I believe this was a bomber and anti-electronic reconnaissance aircraft and
may also have been designed to deliver nuclear weapons from an USN aircraft
carrier (but on rare occasions I have been wrong).
William M. (Bill) Brown
seneo-pro.

Douglas EB-66C Destroyer . . .

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I am not certain of the identification of the next group I am presenting.
All are photographs I took at the USAF Museum in Dayton, Ohio in July of
'06. Help will be appreciated. Once again, the photographs were taken
with
a hand held digital camera in usually atrocious lighting. My apologies
for
the lack of quality.
I believe this was a bomber and anti-electronic reconnaissance aircraft
and
may also have been designed to deliver nuclear weapons from an USN
aircraft
carrier (but on rare occasions I have been wrong).
William M. (Bill) Brown
seneo-pro.

Hi Bill

This aircraft started out as photo recon variant known as the Douglas RB-66C
Destroyer. It was converted to EB-66C. The aircraft in the photo is
painted to represent an EB-66C of the 39th Tactical Reconnaissance Training
Squadron (later known as the 39th Tactical Electronic Warfare Training
Squadron) of the Shaw A.F.B. based 363rd Tactical Reconnaissance Wing. The
unit made a number of deployments to Southeast Asia.

"C Charland" wrote in message
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Hi Bill

This aircraft started out as photo recon variant known as the Douglas
RB-66C
Destroyer. It was converted to EB-66C. The aircraft in the photo is
painted to represent an EB-66C of the 39th Tactical Reconnaissance
Training
Squadron (later known as the 39th Tactical Electronic Warfare Training
Squadron) of the Shaw A.F.B. based 363rd Tactical Reconnaissance Wing.
The
unit made a number of deployments to Southeast Asia.


I have over 1000 hours in the Navy's A3D.
(http://www.boeing.com/history/mdc/skywar.htm)

The Navy version has been used as a bomber, tanker, EW aircraft,
bombardier/navigator trainer and VIP transport.
http://www.a3skywarrior.com/

Wayne
USN (Ret)
http://www.soaridaho.com/Schreder

Wayne Paul wrote:

I have over 1000 hours in the Navy's A3D. USN (Ret)

Thanks for your service, Wayne.