Photos F-4 Phantom II Paradise

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F-111B (top) and a F-4J Phantom both from Naval Missile Center home based at then NAS Point Mugu, CA on March 14, 1968 over the Sea Test Range.

 

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Luftwaffe Phantoms over Hohenzollern castle, 1980s

 

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Phantom FGR-2 from 14 Squadron RAF out of Bruggen over Hohenzollern castle

 

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Luftwaffe F-4E's

 

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F-4E firing an air-to-ground AGM-142 Popeye missile in its final live-fire drill before its retirement in June 2024

 

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The Douglas F-4J Phantom II was a carrier-capable, twin-engine supersonic fighter used by the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps starting in 1966. An advanced version of the original F-4, the F-4J featured upgraded engines, pulse-Doppler radar, and enhanced avionics for better performance in air-to-air combat and ground attack missions.

 

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F-4N Phantom from VF-302 Stallions over San Diego returning to NAS Miramar. 1978

 

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F-4E AUP of the Hellenic Air Force

 

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HMS Ark Royal, 1971

 

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TurAF RF-4Es.

 

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HMS Ark Royal, 1971
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Such a good-looking scheme.

 

[uktabber]

Awesome photos guys, Thanks for posting!!

 

[Kadir93]

Turkish Air Force RF-4E.

 

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F-4Js from VF-84 "Jolly Rogers" embarked on USS Franklin D. Roosevelt (CVA 42) over Grand Canyon. 1970s

 

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80th Tactical Fighter Squadron, 8th Tactical Fighter Wing, 1981

 

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[Redav]

Just came across this illustration (on Pinterest) of proposals to increase fuel on the F-4, which I thought may be of interest.

 

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Israeli Air Force

 

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Turkish F-4E

 

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FGR.2s passing over the 'Golf Balls' of RAF Flyingdales, North Yorkshire, U.K, in late '70s.
Photo by Richard Cooke (RIP)