A-1 Skyraider: The Prop Plane That Could Fly Nearly Any Combat Mission

The Douglas A-1/ AD-1 Skyraider made her maiden flight on 18 March 1945, i.e. whilst WWII was still raging. She would serve with distinction. 

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