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A-6 Intruder: They Don’t Make Them Like They Used To
The United States Navy’s A-6 Intruder is a testament to the evolution and potency of America’s naval aviation program. In 1957, the Navy put out a call for an all-weather attack aircraft to be a ...
Key Points and Summary - The A-6 Intruder gave the Navy and Marines something they lacked in the early jet age: a long-range, all-weather attack aircraft that could hit hard at night and in bad ...
Arguably the most distinctive feature of the A-6 was its side-by-side cockpit configuration, which of course was quite uncommon for military aircraft. The A-6 Intruder was not regarded for its ...
The United States of America's Defense Department awarded McDonnell Douglas and General Electric a $4.8-billion contract to develop a potential replacement for the U.S. Navy's A-6 Intruder in 1984.
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