Kangnam Grumman A-6E Intruder 1/72 Scale

The A-6 worked around the clock in Vietnam, conducting attacks on the targets with a pinpoint accuracy unavailable through any other aircraft at that time. The A-6E proved once again that it is the best all-weather precision bomber in the world in the joint strike on Libyan terrorist-related targets in 1986. Navy A-6E Intruders and Air Force FB-111s penetrated the sophisticated Libyan air defense systems, which had been alerted by the high level of diplomatic tension and by rumors of impending attacks. Evading more than 100 guided missiles, the strike force flew at low levels in complete darkness and hit its target.

A-6 aircraft were used extensively during Operation Desert Storm, providing precision bombing on a wide range of targets. The night and all-weather attack capabilities enabled the A-6 to neutralize anti-aircraft batteries and attack well protected tactical targets with minimum casualties. The precision munitions used by the A-6 provided exact targeting of targets in a complex environment.The QAM’s A-6 Intruder, Navy Bureau Number: 155629, is also significant because it is one of only 19 Intruders out of a total of over 700 built to be modified to the A-6B "Wild Weasel" configuration.

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http://www.answers.com/topic/a-6-intruder
http://www.aerospaceweb.org/aircraft/attack/a6/
http://members.aol.com/a6e/main.html