The Don Englebreston Collection
Gallery: John Weinig Vietnam Pics to PhotoShop and Watermark
Vietnam War photographs from airman John Weinig's collection, showing a pilot beside his armed A-1 Skyraider, tail number 242, and USAF aircrew in flight suits and survival vests on the ramp and in a squadron office. Shot at Southeast Asian air bases ringed by corrugated-steel revetments, these candid images capture both the workhorse Skyraider's close air support role and the everyday camaraderie of airmen between combat sorties.
U.S. Air Force Pilot in Flight Suit and Survival Vest on Flight Line Ramp, Vietnam Era
USAF Pilot Beside A-1 Skyraider, Vietnam War Era
USAF Pilot Posing with Armed A-1 Skyraider, Tail Number 242, Vietnam War Era
A-1 Skyraider "Balls A'Fire" Nose Art, Vietnam War Era
Douglas A-1 Skyraider "Balls A' Fire" Armed and Parked on Ramp, Vietnam War Era
Squadron Party or Celebration, Vietnam War Era
Two Servicemen Beside the 'Home of the Spads' Revetment Sign, A-1 Skyraider Unit, Southeast Asia, circa 1968-1970
A-1 Skyraider Engine Start with Ground Crew, Vietnam War Era
A-1 Skyraider 'Roger Dodger' Starting Engine on Carrier Deck, Fully Armed
Serviceman in Jungle Fatigues Beside Damaged HH-3 Rescue Helicopter, Vietnam Era
USAF Aircrew Member in Flight Suit, Seated Portrait, Vietnam-Era Squadron Office
Two Airmen Beside Squadron Sign Board, 'LT COL J.W. WOLD, CMDR' — Southeast Asia, Vietnam War Era
USAF Pilot Portrait in Flight Gear, Vietnam War Era
Two USAF Pilots Walking on Base, Vietnam War Era
