A-37 Dragonfly – PDF

The A-37 Dragonfly was developed from the T-37 trainer aircraft to meet the growing need for a dedicated light attack platform during the Cold War. Modified with more powerful engines, strengthened wings, additional fuel capacity, and a variety of weapon stations, the aircraft was designed to provide close air support, armed reconnaissance, and counterinsurgency capabilities in areas where larger combat aircraft were not always practical.

The Dragonfly saw extensive combat service during the Vietnam War, where its maneuverability, reliability, and ability to operate from relatively short runways made it a valuable asset. Carrying machine guns, rockets, bombs, and other ordnance, the A-37 conducted thousands of combat sorties against enemy forces throughout Southeast Asia. Its effectiveness in close air support missions earned it a reputation as a capable and dependable battlefield aircraft.

Following Vietnam, the Dragonfly served with numerous allied nations across Latin America, Asia, and other regions. Its low operating costs and versatility made it particularly attractive for nations requiring an affordable attack aircraft. The A-37’s successful combat record and long international service life secured its place as one of the most notable light attack aircraft of the Cold War era.

What’s Included:

• 12 1.5” square counter images
• 24 1” square counter images
• 36 .75” square counter images
• 40 .625” square counter images
• Numbered Images to assist with game organization and tracking
• Printable PDF format for personal gaming use

Each image size is contained on a ½ sheet.

• Enables users to save paper and print 2 types of aircraft on the same page.
• Print one set of aircraft images then reverse the page in the printer and print a second type of your choice on the same page.