The Don Englebreston Collection
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Vietnam War-era snapshots of two USAF airmen posing beneath a Special Operations Wing sign bearing the name of their commander, Lt. Col. J.W. Wold, and a pilot standing beside his A-1 Skyraider and its underwing ordnance. Keepsake photographs like these, taken between missions, give a rare human glimpse of the Air Commando airmen who flew unconventional warfare and close air support sorties over Southeast Asia.
USAF Pilot Jogging Across Flight Line, Vietnam War Era
USAF Pilot Poses with A-1 Skyraider and Underwing Ordnance, Vietnam War
Airman Posing Beside Armed A-1 Skyraider, Tail Number 242
A-1 Skyraider 'Balls A' Fire' on Flight Line, Vietnam War Era
Servicemen at Informal Barracks Party, Vietnam Era
Servicemen Celebrate at Informal Gathering, Vietnam, John Weinig Collection
USAF Personnel in Front of 'Home of the Spads' Squadron Sign, Vietnam War Era
Bomb-Laden A-1 Skyraider with Engine Running, Aircraft Carrier Flight Deck, Vietnam War Era
A-1 Skyraider "Roger Dodger" Smoking on Carrier Flight Deck, Vietnam Era
Serviceman Beside Battle-Damaged Tandem-Rotor Helicopter, Vietnam Era
USAF Airman Relaxing with Food and Drink, Vietnam War Era
Two USAF Airmen Pose Beneath Special Operations Wing Commander's Sign, Vietnam War Era
USAF Aviator in Flight Suit and Survival Vest, Vietnam Era
Two U.S. Air Force Pilots Walking the Flight Line, Vietnam-Era Base
Photo Scanning Service Contact Sheet, "522" Series, John Weinig Vietnam Collection
