What's your favorite post-war US combat aircraft?

>>33970563
a-7 and a-6

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i know which one it isn't

>>33970563
I have always been partial to the F-86 Sabre. For attack aircraft I would have to say the A-4 Skyhawk.

>>33970563
Phantom

>>33970563
A-7 a CUTE

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>>33970563
A-5 Vigilante, motherfuckers.

>1958 first flight
>HUD
>multi-mode radar
>Fly-by-wire
>inertial navigation
>CCTV
>digital avionics computer to run all of it

It was so hyper-advanced for its time, so fast, so agile. Any other choice is for plebs.

>>33971569
it was the biggest aircraft designed for carriers. Shame SSBN's came about and the USN didn't need bombers anymore

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f4 phantom is thicc

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>>33971679
but i like skinny girls too

>A-26 outlasted the A-1 by four years despite being huge and twin engine

literally how

Also the F7U desu