The Don Englebreston Collection
Gallery: AJ Roberts the Col
A close look inside a restored Douglas A-1 Skyraider reveals the dense array of gun, bomb, and rocket switches its pilots worked during Vietnam-era close air support and rescue-escort missions, with a modern GPS unit showing the airframe still flies. A companion museum display pairs a disassembled radial engine with an original nose-art panel, joining the aircraft's mechanical heart to the personalized markings crews painted on their machines.
Two Veterans in Conversation at Aviation Museum Exhibit
Radial Aircraft Engine and Nose Art Panel Reading 'Lieutenant, Sharon's Satyr, America,' Aviation Museum Display
Museum Visitors Beside Warbird Propeller, Aviation Museum Hangar
Crew Assignment Stencil — 'Pilot Lt Randy Scott, Crew Chief Sgt Mike Long'
USAF A-1H Skyraider Data Block Stencil, Serial No. 52-139605 — Detail Photograph
Douglas A-1 Skyraider Cockpit, Left Console Detail
Instrument Panel and Weapons Control Console, Douglas A-1 Skyraider Cockpit
Douglas A-1 Skyraider Cockpit Instrument Panel and Weapons Control Detail
Cockpit Interior of a Restored Douglas A-1 Skyraider
Portrait of Two Men at the Tennessee Museum of Aviation, Sevierville, TN
Left Rear Fuselage and Fin Markings of Douglas A-1 Skyraider 'TC / AF 39 665', Registration NX665TC, on Museum Display
Ordnance Station Placard: Fuselage vs. Wing Tail-Fin Configuration Diagram
Interior Wing/Fuselage Bay Detail — Hydraulic Lines and Structural Members, Aircraft Restoration
P-47D Thunderbolt Main Landing Gear Detail, Tennessee Museum of Aviation
Wright R-3350 Radial Engine on Display Stand, Aviation Museum Restoration Facility
Open Wing Gun Bay and Access Panels, Museum Aircraft Display
Museum Visitors Posing with Douglas A-1 Skyraider 'America' Nose Art, Tail 665
Radial Aircraft Engine on Display Mount, Museum Restoration Workshop
P-51D Mustang 'Frenesi' (C5-N) and MiG-15 on Display, Aviation Museum Hangar
