Vietnam War Aircraft Identification Guide

US Army Aircraft Of The Vietnam War -
This is one of the aircrafts that were employed by the US Army and US Air Force for the purpose of gathering intelligence and to transport higher ranking personnel. Employed during the Vietnam war.

With twin propellors. Retractable landing gear. The design and sleak shape indicates this aircraft is built for speed. US Army markings are painted on the fuselage. The word "US Army" is placed under the wings. Allowing ground personnel to better identify the plane when on flight. The tail number reads 76058. The MAAG VIETNAM emblem is placed near the nose.

The aircraft is resting on a runway manufactured from an array of metal grids. Holes on the plates allow for drainage and traction. This style of runway development was created during WWII.

This page is provides an identification guide for Vietnam War US military aircraft. Original period photos of a specific sample are provided. Descriptions point out interesting points that should be noted.

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