Picture of Gordon Standing by the Golden Gate Bridge as seen from San Francisco, VA215.

This is the A-7 Corsair located at NAS Lemoore in 1976

A-7 Corsair II Pilot.
Vought A-7 Corsair II from VA-125 & VA-215.

A-7 Corsair Exhibit Index >> Gordon Doody Exhibit Page 6.

This VA215 Pilot stands in front of the Golden Gate Bridge, even these guys get some time off. Navy Pilots VA215 Barn Owls.

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Gordon Doody was a VA215 Pilot stationed in Lemoore California. I was an avionics technician also stationed in Lemoore California. There was one thing that I noticed about Navy Pilots, they had to train continuously, they had to study daily and they had to perform many other squadron functions like Maintenance Officer, Duty Officer, Legal Officer, Executive Officer. These guys were always busy and the work never ended. Besides performing all of these jobs, the Navy Pilots were the Warriors. They did the fighting when we sat in safety and comfort of our aircraft carriers. These Navy Pilots did it all.