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Hey Viper;
Well you're in luck I was deployed with the 706 FS to Bagram last year (or Ragin Cajin's) and the A-10's carried 2 Mk 82's on stations 4 & 8, AGM-64 on station 3, SUU-117 pod on station 2, SUU-? (7 2.75 FF WP Rockets) on staion 10, also there where 2 A-10's from the 442 FW 303 FS Deployed with the Cajin's as with 2 A-10's from 23 FW 74 FS ( these planes where deployed late June 02 to Bagram to help up the air support requirements)
Also if you really want to have a intresting A-10 you could do an 442 FW 303 FS with a LITENING II pod on station 9 with 1 GBU-12 on station 8, Mk 82 on station 4, SUU-117 on station 2, AGM-64 on station 3, SUU-? WP 7 shot pod on station 10 for A-10's out of Kirkuk AB for Iraqi Freedom because they where the only A-10 unit in the AEF that had the LITENING II modification & function

thanks everyone for the info .the link from john p. was great.i see Irate as snap together that explains that arm falling off all the time!!!!

I'm guessing that is the Unit out of Bell Chase, La. just outside of New Orleans. I may have some pictures of one of their A-10's from an Airshow at the Naval Air Station there. I will not be back home until next week to check. I was in the Army Reserves crewing Huey Medevac's "Cajun Medevac" out of New Iberia, La. in the late 70's early 80's. Might have to do a Cajun aircraft theme. The La Air Guard used to be the "Coonxxx(rear end) Militia" but are the politically correct "Bayou Militia" now days! I think Ft. Polks Medevac Unit is the "Cajun Dustoff". Yes, definitely going to have to work on a couple Hueys, A-10, F-16, F-4, and F-15 for all those Units. I believe the "Ragin Cajuns" went from A-10 to F-16 and back to A-10's.

See if you can find Cuda around here. He works on them and could tell you exactly what a typical loadout would be.

If you can find a 1/48 scale kitchen sink, it carries everything AND that.

Best thing I can advise is to hit the AF photo site and do a search for hogs. They ceratinly have photos of them in action:

http://www.af.mil/photos.html

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