A-6A

That was the day their A-6A Intruder disappeared from radar as the low-level attack jet headed toward the Gulf of

Plowman, James E. 1991

That was the day their A-6A Intruder disappeared from radar as the low-level attack jet headed toward the Gulf of

Ellison, John C. "Buzz" 1991

Approximately 30 minutes after takeoff, their A-6A Intruder disappeared from the carrier's radar, as expected.

Eidsmoe, Norman E. 1990

On March 17, 1969, Finney was flying in an A-6A aircraft on a night armed reconnaissance mission over Laos.

Finney, Charles E. 1990

Approximately 30 minutes after takeoff, their A-6A Intruder disappeared from the carrier's radar, as expected.

Reid, Jon E. 1990

On March 17, 1969, Finney was flying in an A-6A aircraft on a night armed reconnaissance mission over Laos.

Hall, James W. 1990

Whidbey Island-based A-6A Intruder had ended with the positive identification of the remains of Navy Capt.

Eidsmoe, Norman E. 1990

Approximately 30 minutes after takeoff, their A-6A Intruder disappeared from the carrier's radar, as expected.

May, David M. 1990

U.S. Navy pilot Roderick Lester, who started drawing pictures of jets in the third grade and started flying them 14 years later, disappeared Aug. 20, 1972, while piloting an A-6A Intruder attack jet over Vietnam.

Lester, Roderick B. 1990

Six months later, his A-6A was hit at low altitude by anti-aircraft artillery near the North Vietnamese city of Vinh.

Mobley, Joseph S. 1977