An A-1H of VA-215 while on a visit to NAS Whidbey Island. This Skyraider, 135366, was shot down in 1967.
AD-5 (133929) at NAS Seattle in 1961. The aircraft crashed later that year.
AD-5 ( 132669) of NAS Seattle in 1961. This plane later transferred to the SVNAF, then to the USAF before being shot down in 1965.
Another AD-5 of NAS Seattle that later transferred to the USAF. 132412 was shot down in 1966 while serving with the 602nd Air Commando Squadron.
A-1H (13539) of VA-215 was also transferred to the USAF for service in Vietnam. It was shot down in 1969.
AD-5 (133876) at Seattle before going off to the SVNAF, USAF, and being destroyed in combat.
A-1H (139797) of VA-215 before it was transferred to the USAF, and then to the SVNAF where it was lost during the war.
The first AD-7 (142010) was not lost in Vietnam, however, it crashed in 1962 while operating from USS Ranger.
The Jive Bomber 
If they had Pratt & Whitney radial engines, more of them would have survived! For the record, I own a 1937 Stinson Reliant, with the same P&W R-985-AN-1, since 1957…
Flying Skyraiders would be a dream.
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