The Don Englebreston Collection
Gallery: John Weinig Vietnam Pic's Large Watermarked 1
Two airmen pose beneath the "Home of the Spads" sign marking their squadron area during the Vietnam War. "Spad" was the aircrews' nickname for the A-1 Skyraider, a nod to the propeller-driven design that recalled the WWI-era SPAD fighter even as it flew alongside modern jets.
Pilot Jogging Across the Flight Line, Vietnam War Era
Airman Posing with A-1 Skyraider and Underwing Ordnance, John Weinig Collection
A-1 Skyraider '242' with Aircrew Member on Ramp, Vietnam War Era
A-1 Skyraider 'Balls A' Fire' on Flight Line, Vietnam War, John Weinig Collection
Servicemen Celebrating at an Informal Party, Vietnam War Era
Airmen Beneath 'Home of the Spads' Squadron Sign, Vietnam War Era
A-1 Skyraider Engine Start with Smoke on Flight Line, Fully Armed, Vietnam War (John Weinig Collection)
A-1 Skyraider "Roger Dodger" Engine Start with Smoke, Vietnam War Era
Battle-Damaged Rescue Helicopter with Airman, Vietnam War Era (Duplicate)
USAF Pilot in Flight Suit with Coffee in Squadron Office, John Weinig Collection
Two Airmen Beside "LT COL J.W. WOLD, CMDR" Sign, Vietnam War Era
USAF Pilot Portrait in Flight Suit and Survival Vest, Vietnam War Era
Two USAF Aircrew Walking on Base Ramp, John Weinig Collection, Vietnam War Era
