This group of VAH-5 aviators show there stuff for the camera. You should be proud of 100 carrier landings guys. Taken 3/25/60 aboard USS Forrestal, CVA-59
submitted by Dave Allevato

Four A-3Bs of VAH-5 from the USS Forrestal, CVA-59. circa 1960.
submitted by Dave Allevato

USS Forrestal, CVA-59, 7/8/61. Look close at the flight deck and see if you can recognize some planes. Included are a detachment from VAH-5.
submitted by Dave Allevato

Yeah it's blurry! He caught the cameraman by surprise. This ERA-3B was photographed, just barely, at 450 kias and slightly over 100 ft. above the cameraman's head looking out the cockpit hatch. By Mark 'Herman' Crissman in Andoya Norway.

TA-3B BuNo 144865, of VR-1, is sandwiched between two C-20s in front of Base Operations at NAF Washington D.C., 1988.
submitted by Ed Shaw

VAH-123 at Whidbey Island, Wa. date unknown. I hope this wasn't a rookie mistake. They knew they were okay when they looked out and saw the ground crew walking up to them at eye level.

VQ-1 EA-3Bs at NAS Agana, Guam. Estimations are that this was taken in the mid 80s. Side No. 111 (BuNo 142672) pictured in the foreground was lost at sea with no survivors on Jan. 23, 1985 about 125 NNW of Guam.
submitted by Glenn Thompson

Sometimes it takes more than once! USS Kitty Hawk 1984 VQ-1 Det Charlie. This EA-3B gets a 'bolter' and has to go around again looking for another wire.
submitted by Glenn Thompson

dateline: Oct. 30, 1991, NAS Key West, Fl. ERA-3B (BuNo 146446) is poised for the last flight of a USN Skywarrior. The crew, left to right: LT Mark 'Hermann' Crissman, Nav.; AME1 John 'Woody' Olasin, Crew Chief; and CDR Bruce 'Lips' Nottke, Pilot, delivered this VAQ-33 EA-3B and two others to Phoenix Aviation for modification and participation in B-2 bomber testing. That was the last Skywarrior to leave active duty!
submitted by Mark Crissman

Activity in the third seat can be slow! You know who you are! I'm withholding names to protect the 'innocent'. Just couldn't resist.