A-7K

The A-7K was a two seat version of the A-7D for use by the Air National Guard. The first flight of an A-7K was October 29, 1980. The final delivery was in September 1983.

The vast majority of the A-7Ks were operated by the 162TFTG Arizona Air National Guard at Tucson, AZ for pilot training. In addition to the Arizona aircraft, each ANG A-7D squadron had at least one A-7K assigned after the production run had finished. 
Assigned serial numbers were: 79-0460/0471, 80-0284/0295, 81-0072/0077

Here are a few of the Air National Guard A-7K aircraft I shot over the years.

YA-7H 156801 Test Flight Photos

A-7C 156801 was converted into the YA-7H the first of the two seat version of the A-7 Corsair II. These photos were taken early in the testing of the aircraft at NAS Dallas.

Two seat versions of the F-8 Crusader and A-7 Corsair II on the Vought flight line.

Only one F-8 was converted where a number of A-7s were converted or new built in the case of the A-7K.

01-0154-01-0007-72-YA-7H-156801-Landing-with-Drag-Chute-Gold-Tail-[Vought]

01-0154-01-0006-72-YA-7H-156801-Right-Side-Gold-Tail-Taxi-[Vought]