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RECOMMENDED EXTERNAL LINKS

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Crusader Launch at Dusk - USS Franklin D. Roosevelt CVA-42
Updated February 4, 2008

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Aircraft Carrier Sites

Crusader in War

Naval History

Special Interests

Crusader Information

Naval Aviation Squadrons


ADDITIONAL SOURCES
• Osprey Combat Aircraft / Peter Mersky (see "Vietnam Operations"
• Navy Fighter number seventeen / Steve Ginter (at right)
• Cordon of Steel /Curtis A. Utz
• Also see "We Love Crusaders" this site
• Naval Historical Center / Washington DC
• Stephen F. Udvar-Hazy Center (Smithsonian)/ (near Dulles airport) Chantilly, VA. A VFP-206 RF-8 is on display


SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Original vfp62.com webpage design: Ross Turner

Thanks to Pete Wallace, a former VFP-62 member (see guest log) who purchased the domain space for this site and originated the basic layout for the site. Throughout the technical development of the site Pete has been a great source of inspiration and cooperation and has become a new friend. - Ken Jack, VFP-62 Webmaster

Pete and I thank Arthur W. Scarborough, PHC and his son Scott for supplying us with many of the photographs for the site. In particular, Scott, who grew up walking among the Navy jets of Cecil Field, dedicated many hours to scanning pictures, providing textual background information, and demonstrated his love over and over again, for the RF-8 Crusader, VFP-62, and Naval Aviation.-Webmaster

The Webmaster thanks Dave Johnson, a former F8 driver, who at the very beginning of this project, provided invaluable information on HTML and Web design, motivation, and by his example, (see Gunfighter's link above), led us to the development of the site.

Finally, we thank all of the former VFP-62 crew members who have contributed photos, stories, and guest log messages to enhance our site. There are too many to mention specifically and we thank them all.