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F-4C-21-MC "Phantom" II (64-0660 & MSN: 877) assigned to the 136th FIS, New York ANG. (1983-87). This F-4C is credited with destroying three MiG 17s during her war lime Service: on 12 May 1966 (operating with the 390th TFS, 35th TFW).
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HI ANG F-4C Phantom IIs with a KC-135 near Honolulu MAR79. (p.j. harrington)
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A McDonnell Douglas F-4C Phantom II.
705's day LUKE AFB AZ
F-4C 311thTFTS 58thTTW LAbl
64-0705 November 1981.
At that time, it was the last active-duty F-4C 😰
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Phantom Phriday
F-4C Phantom II and armament
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Phantom Phriday!
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Phantom Phriday
And Kill MiGs……
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OTD: 58 years ago, F-4Cs from the 8th TFW, led by Col. Robin Olds, and electronically disguised as F-105s, tricked 16 NVAF MiG-21s into battle at a disadvantage (Jan 2, 1967). The result: Seven MiGs went down over Phúc Yên, for zero American losses. USAF’s Operation Bolo, one of the most elaborate sting operations in military aviation history, was a resounding success.
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