Although the Crusader was built first and foremost as a Navy
interceptor, as has often been the tradition with US fighters, a
photo-reconnaissance variant was also produced by Vought. The
photo-bird's first operational test came in the autumn of 1962 when
its overflights of Cuba alerted the world to the likely presence of
medium-range ballistic missiles on the Caribbean island. The recce
Crusader's next action came during the long years of the Vietnam
War (1955-1975). This volume is the second of two in the Combat
Aircraft series devoted to the Crusader, the first title (again by
Peter Mersky) having covered the F-8 fighter variants, and their
MiG-killing exploits, during the Vietnam War.
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