He should be pretty busy with classes and Division 1 baseball, but the folks at Stonehill College just might want to enlist Nathan Kearney as a student ambassador.

Speed-wise, the Skyhawk was very quick in the car. Often dubbed Heinemann’s Hot Rod after the airframe’s lead designer, the A-4 set a world record of more than 695 miles per hour in the mid-1950s.

The Skyhawk was cheap, reliable and effective, so the Navy and Marines ordered hundreds of them, with production eventually totaling at 2,500 in a wide variety of models.In the early 1960s, every ...

This 1956 Skyhawk has 3,833 hours on the airframe and 375 hours since overhaul on its 145 hp Continental O-300 engine. The aircraft’s VFR panel includes a Bendix KT 170B nav/com, Narco ...