Type Spec 149: alternatives to the Grumman A-6

Tailspin Turtle said:
PaulMM (Overscan) said:
Douglas D-725 was a lightly modified A-4 submitted to TS-149

Maybe as an non-responsive alternate, but the Douglas proposal that met the requirement was its 715.

Yes, as Tony Buttler outlined in his book and I posted here, Douglas submitted two proposals:

https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,8491.msg112387.html#msg112387
 
Any data abut of Douglas D-751 and his conections whith model D-715?
 
HEY ! I am blond you know.. LOL 715 Works......
 
From Tony Buttler's American Secret Projects: Bombers, Attack Aircraft and ASW

Bell - V/STOL design (no further info)
Boeing 806-1A single engine, top inlet, supersonic design (3 view, description)
Boeing 807 - turboprop submission. (No further info)
Douglas 715 - as described above. (2 model photos, 3 view, description)
Douglas 725 - A4D-3 Skyhawk with new nose and modified cockpit (3 view, artwork, description)
Grumman G-128 (built as the A2F/A-6 Intruder)
Lockheed CL-364-2 (3 view, description)
Martin 345, 346 (no further info)
North American (no further info)
Vought V-416/A/B/C (3 views, artworks, descriptions)
From the reissue of American Secret Projects 4 - Bombers, Attack and Anti-Submarine Aircraft 1945-1974:
Bell D-2001 - V/STOL (three view and description)
Boeing 807 - turboprop submission (three view, artwork, description)
Martin 345, 346 (three view, artwork, and description)
North American Vigilante (not to be confused with the A-5 Vigilante) (three view, artwork, and description)
 

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