3/67: TOS USN: 5/67 to 12/67: VA-125, V-93. 12/67: VA-23 aboard USS Ticonderoga for combat in South Vietnam. 1/70: VA-22 at NAS Lemoore, deployed 4/70 to 11/70 aboard the USS Bon Homme Richard for combat in South Vietnam. 12/75: VF-43, NAS Oceana. 5/80: Blue Angels; only performed in the solo roles and carried the tail numbers of 2, 3, 4 and 6. 11/86: Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ. 7/87: Boeing Museum of Flight.

30 Aug 1963: TOS USN as 150076. During its career it served with VA-43, VA-72, V-44, VA-81,VA-195, VA-94, VMA-211, VMAT-102, VMA-124, and VFA-127, flying combat over Vietnam with three of them. 1990: Flown to Naval Aviation Museum. Now marked as a Blue Angel 154180, which is at the Boeing Museum.

Aircraft is in fact 150076 painted to represent 154180

This A-4 is in fact Vietnam combat veteran BuNo. 150076, which was the 1,466 th Skyhawk to come off the production line. She is painted as a genuine Blue Angels A-4 and is on display at the National Naval Aviation Museum in this fitting hometown tribute to the team.

Pictured on display at the magnificent Museum of Flight.