Retired in 1994, 152070 has been painted in he markings of Lcdr John McCain. On July 29, 1967, Skyhawk 149996 was destroyed when struck by a rocket accidentally fired on board the USS Forrestal during preparations for launch.

This A-4 served previously with VF-45 at NAS Key West, FL before being retired to AMARG in Feb. 94 and stored with the PCN/Inventory No. AN3A0739. It was lucky enough to leave the boneyard in Jul. 01 for restoration and now resides in the yard of the Planes of Fame Museum at Chino.

This A-4 is in fact Vietnam combat veteran BuNo. 150076, which was the 1,466 th Skyhawk to come off the production line. She is painted as a genuine Blue Angels A-4 and is on display at the National Naval Aviation Museum in this fitting hometown tribute to the team.

This A-4, in the colours of VA-163, hanging in the foyer is the first aircraft one sees when entering the magnificent National Naval Aviation Museum at NAS Pensacola.

This Aggressor A-4 served with VF-45 'Blackbirds' at NAS Key West, FL before being retired to AMARC during June 1994 where it was stored with the PCN/Inventory No. AN3A0789. Now it is awaiting restoration at the Yanks Air Museum.

Based in the Philippines. 151023 was stricken in 1992

A few miles East of Pensacola at an Interstate rest station is this Blue Angel A-4 on a pole.