Skymaster

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While flying over Salavan Province in Laos, their O-2A 'Skymaster' was apparently struck by enemy fire and began to spin out of control.

Hartness, Gregg 1968
The Skymaster crashed immediately after takeoff at 11:13 P.M. less than a mile from the end of the runway in a light, foggy drizzle.

Daring Young Men RICHARD REEVES 2010
This C-54 Skymaster actually flew during the Airlift and was last flown into the city in 1971 by Colonel Gail Halvorsen, the “Candy Bomber.”

Daring Young Men RICHARD REEVES 2010
On March 9, 1969, Walters was aboard a 0-2A Super Skymaster flying a forward air control mission over Laos.

McQuade, James R. 1972
On March 9, 1969, Walters was aboard a 0-2A Super Skymaster flying a forward air control mission over Laos.

Hackett, James E. 1972
U.S. Air Force 1st Lt. James L. Hull, of Lubbock, and another crew member were flying an O-2A Skymaster when they crashed on Feb. 19, 1971.

Hull, James L. 1971
SFC Jose Fernandez was flying right seat in an O-2A Skymaster as Covey rider.

Hull, James L. 1971
SFC Jose Fernandez was flying right seat in an O-2A Skymaster as Covey rider.

Watson, Ronald L. 1971
SFC Jose Fernandez was flying right seat in an O-2A Skymaster as Covey rider.

Johnson, Gary L. 1971
Lieutenant Larry Hull's Skymaster aircraft was lost in Laos in 1971 during a reconnaissance mission scouting for jungle landing sites for Special Forces teams.

Hull, James L. 1971