Examples of A-6E Intruders that I have photographed on board the USS Yorktown at Patriots Point and at the Smithsonian NASM. The pics Charleston, SC, were taken during the 447th BG reunion in October 2013. The National Air & Space Museum visit was in 2015 during the 447th BG reunion in Washington DC. Armament is featured on the Intruder at the Museum of Flight, and the gate guards at Whidbey Island offer a look under the planes. The EA-6B at an airshow at McChord AFB shows some pretty good detail shots under the Prowler. In addition to the A-6E 155713 that I photographed at the Pima Air Museum, they also have an EA-6B 158542 “FrankenProwler” made from three ADVCAP airframes combined into one craft. Other examples in the A-6 family were photographed at Palm Springs and the Yanks Air Museum in Chino.
A-6E 154167
NASM Udvar-Hazy 2015
A-6E 154162
Palm Springs 2018
A-6E 152599
USS Yorktown at Patriots Point 2013
A6-E 158794
Museum of Flight 2010
Museum of Flight 2016
Museum of Flight 2023
A6-E 155713
Pima Air Museum 2017
EA-6B 158542 (made from three aircraft)
Pima Air Museum 2017
A-6E 152907 and EA-6B 158036
Gate guards at Whidbey Island 2008
EA-6B 163030
Palm Springs Air Museum 2018
A-6E 155644
Yanks Air Museum, Chino 2018
EA-6B 162936
McChord 2008
EA-6B Prowler
McChord AFB 2010
EA-6B Prowler
Museum of Flight Pavilion 2016
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Museum of Flight 2023
A-6 Intruder 151626
USS Alabama Memorial 2024
A-6E 162182
Valiant Warbirds Museum 2024
EA-6B 162228
Frontiers of Flight, Dallas 2024
A-6E (G-128) 155610
Naval Aviation Museum, NAS Pensacola 2024
EA-6B 156481
This plane was the first aircraft constructed from the beginning as a Prowler and not modified from an A-6A.