HAWKEYE 93 A-7D taxis out on Saturday morning as the 3rd ship in a flight of 3

Lead aircraft of HAWKEYE 91 flight, a 3 ship of A-7D's, to Marchs' active runway 32

Iowa ANG 124TFS, 132TFW was one of three ANG units taking part in 'Coronet Buffalo' at RAF Waddington between May 11th 1985 an June 8th 1985. The other two units were Iowa ANG 174TFS. 185TFG and South Dakota ANG 175TFS, 114TFG. Each unit deployed 12 aircraft, making a total of 36 A-7's at Waddington.

Iowa ANG 124TFS, 132TFW was one of three ANG units taking part in 'Coronet Buffalo' at RAF Waddington between May 11th 1985 an June 8th 1985. The other two units were Iowa ANG 174TFS. 185TFG and South Dakota ANG 175TFS, 114TFG. Each unit deployed 12 aircraft, making a total of 36 A-7's at Waddington. Which included one A-7K from each unit, the lead in this photo is A-7K 81-0077 from the same unit as 75-0401.

Part of an Air National Guard A-7 deployment to Waddington (Coronet Stallion).

Iowa ANG A-7D about to shut down after just arriving at Brown Field

Iowa ANG, written off on 24 September 1981. It is carrying the 132 TFW badge on the nose, partly hidden by the wing.

This A-7 was retired to AMARG during Sept. 92 where it was stored with the PCN/Inventory No. AAAE0207. It was then moved to the National scrapyard bordering DM after which the nose section wound up as this fairground attraction. It carries the badges of 132 TFW (left) and 124 TFS (right) of the Iowa ANG.