Unit marking on the tail, mostly blocked by the wing.

Vought A-7B-3-CV Corsair II, Navy Bureau of Aeronautics No. 154479, c/n B-119, was built in 1968 in Dallas or Grand Prairie, Texas. The Navy accepted the aircraft on August 21, 1968. In October 1968, the A-7 was assigned to Attack Squadron One Twenty Two, VA-122, "Flying Eagles" at NAS LeMoore, California. The unit was also known as "Corsair College." It carried tail code "NJ". This unit was a fleet replacement squadron. Later on display at the Fort Worth Aviation Museum.

Operated by VA-215 "Barn Owls" and normally shore-based at NAS Leemore, California. The aircraft had just disembarked to Cecil Field NAS from USS F.D. Roosevelt. It wears "Spirit of 76" and bicentennial markings.