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China Lake Corpsmen Strengthen Skills Through Case-Based Medical Training 251212-N-D0528-6082 from Navy Medicine uploaded December 2025
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PictionID:43815759 - Catalog:17.S_000650 - Title:Grumman QF-9J 127387 NWC NAS China Lake
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ricos cosri said:
QF-9G Cougar (127387) Probably one of the "Red Bird" NWC (Naval Weapons Center) Conducted research and evaluation of guided missiles, weapons delivery systems, rockets and rockets launchers, fire control systems and underwater ordnance. NAS China Lake 1967 Ex F9F-6 Cougar Struck off charge at NAS China Lake, California, 1969.
Stan Abele Collection Image
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Mitchel25J (69 plus million Views Thank You ) said:
This shot is at NAWS China Lake the back ground aircraft are McDonald Douglas F4C Phantom and a North American F-100 Super Saber one of 8 that was bailed to the USN by the USAF for weapons testing
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G. Verver said:
One of our NAF China Lake AD-5N/A-1G Skyraiders taken between August 1962 and August 1965, probably in the earlier part of that range. Armitage Field, NAF China Lake, south side of the NAF Line Shack. The Phantom in the background looks to be one of our (NAF) F-4B's. The F-4 and the F-100 are not parked in a location that they would have operated from. VX-5 hangar 1 is the building in the left background. The BuNo from the original print could narrow the time frame.