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This is the A-7 Corsair II which is mounted to a wall at the Museum of Science & Industry in Chicago. |
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After a little cutting and pasting on the
computer, well, this is what you get.
First an A-7 Corsair hanging on the wall at the Museum of Science and Industry,
then with the computer, it's easily put into the
air.
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Photo by C. Jeff Dyrek
| This A-7 Corsair
II is located in the Museum of Science and Industry on Chicago's south
side. The museum has a beautiful Navy weapons display and a
couple of simulator rides showing a carrier takeoff and battle zone
weapons delivery. You better hold on though, these simulators are hydraulically
controlled and they roll very quickly from left to right and even upside down.
The man who brought this airplane to this museum also brought a couple of Navy jet fighters to the Prairie Aviation Museum in Bloomington, Illinois, one plane of which I have personally worked on while I was stationed with VA-125 the Dambusters in Lemoore California. I took this photo in the museum, then using my computer, I cut the airplane out and placed it into a background with the clouds, just playing around.
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