F-8E Crusader 2x Sidewinders + 2x Mk48 bombs

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The F-8E Crusader, known as the "Last of the Gunfighters," was primarily used as a carrier-based air superiority fighter by the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps (1957–1976), playing a crucial role in the Vietnam War with an 18-3 MiG kill ratio. It was also used by the French Navy (F-8E(FN) variant) and the Philippine Air Force. 
 
Vietnam War: The F-8E served heavily in combat, protecting bombers and engaging MiG-17s.
Carrier Operations: Used extensively by the US Navy on Essex-class and larger carriers, as well as by the French Navy on the Clemenceau and Foch.
Cuban Missile Crisis: Photo-reconnaissance versions (RF-8A) conducted critical, low-level reconnaissance missions.
Other Roles: Served in the US Marine Corps for ground attack and was used by the Philippines from 1983-1991. 
 
The F-8E is notable for having improved ground-attack capabilities over earlier models, including the ability to carry Zuni rockets and AGM-12 Bullpup missiles.