Photos F-4 Phantom II Paradise

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F-4Cs from the 184th Tac Fighter Squadron, Arkansas Air National Guard, at Nellis AFB. At Green Flag 81-3, April 1981

 

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F-4Cs from the 184th Tac Fighter Squadron, Arkansas Air National Guard, at Nellis AFB. At Gunsmoke air-to-ground competition, October 1983, chromed noses on the external fuel tanks

 

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892 Sqn FAA

 

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F-4K

 

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Phantom FG.1 from No.892 Squadron Royal Navy, HMS Ark Royal, landing at Luqa Malta on 14th November 1970.

 

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Turkish Air Force F-4E 2020 takeoff.

 

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USAF RF-4C in a mission.

 

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Turkey F-4E 2020 Terminator

 

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Phantom FG.1 of 700P NAS at Farnborough 1968

 

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Luftwaffe F-4F Phantom II 38+10 in Norm 72 camouflage during the Phantom-Pharewell event at Wittmund AFB in 2013

 

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Turkish Air Force F-4E Phantom II 2020.

 

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F-4S Phantom US Marine Corps - Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 321 VMFA-321 'Hell's Angels'. July 1979

 

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No pics, but if any F-4 fan likes F-4 History, if they haven't already known about Operation Bolo then I think you should. Tuskegee instructor COL Chappie James Jr. and P-51 ace COL Robin Olds. Absolute legends.

 

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F-4E 68-0517 (BT) in bicentennial colors during 12th NATO Tactical Weapons Meet at Twenthe AB, May 1976

 

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F-4G Phantom carrying an AGM-78 Standard Arm missile on its right wing and an ALQ-119 electronic countermeasures pod on its left wing.

 

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USAF Indiana ANG 113 TFS F-4C Phantom seen at Tucson - Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ. Dec. 1983.

 

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F-4C Phantom 63-0704 of the 122 TFS, 159 TFG, Louisiana ANG based at NAS New Orleans and seen at Luke AFB.

A few of the "Coonass" jets carried unique grey aggressor schemes for a short time.

 

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Australia also operated the F-4E, 1970 to 1973

 

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