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THE CRUSADER: OUR HOBBIES, & ART

Updated March 22, 2008

RF8-A (F8U-1P)..click here to enlarge picture

Click here to enlarge Mad's RF-8G from VFP-63

Art Courtesy Mads Bangsų

About the artist: Mads is a university student in Denmark and offers his art for sale. He will custom make his rendition to your specifications. Click here for his site.www.aircraftprofiles.dk

Crusader collections, models, PC games, research, and more art:

Crusader Book Collections


"I flew Vigi's and A-4's as well, all fun. But I don't think there's a pilot alive who flew F-8's who won't say that was the most fun to fly. I considered it the "Harley Davidson" of airplanes."
John "Lightnin" Davison VFP-63

Crusader Collections and Memorabilia


"I'd make a deal with the Devil if I could just go back and fly either one [RF-4C & RF-8G] again for just a little while!"
Jim "Mugs" Morgan Col USAF Ret.

    RF-8 Crusader Photo Gallery

  • Internal Link to: RF-8 Photo Gallery -Photos submitted by our guests.

"The RF8A was a marvelous machine and a good friend for many years."
J.J. Olsen, Cdr USN (Ret)

    Finale of the Crusaders
    Pilots Remember the Crusader, Last Rides and Other Memories

  • Pilot's Memories of the RF8 Crusader: Finale of the Crusaders

    The History and Restoration of RF8 Bureau Number 145645

  • Project Crusader: The Story of RF-8 BuNo 145645:-Marines, VFP-62, VFP-63, Davis Monthan (Bone Yard) & exhibit at Battleship Park, Mobile AL

"The modern Navy is a much safer way to make a living than the one 40 years ago, I think the public needs to know about the people and aircraft that led to our modern force. -- Kent Kaiser, son of CDR Dean E. Kaiser"

    Accidents, Mishaps, & Hostile Losses Involving the Crusader

  • Dedicated to those who paid the ultimate price: Crusader Mishaps

Of all the planes [F8, F4, F14] I flew, the F-8 was my favorite - Cress Bernard