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F/A-18C Hornet of VX-4 testing AIM-120 AMRAAMs, 1992
"VX4" eVTOL
PriestmanGoode in collaboration with Vertical Aerospace
153783 VX-4 F-4J Phantom Vandy-1 Point Mugu, CA. Oct 1976.
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US Navy Grumman F-14A Tomcat from VX-4, Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Four, The Evaluators.
Vertical Aerospace's "Valo"
VA has officially retired the VX4 name and introduced Valo, a redesigned eVTOL
VX-4's second black Vandy-1 F-14A Tomcat (top) bureau number 161444 was painted in a water-based paint for static display during the 1987 NAS Point Mugu Air Show. VX-4's other Vandy-1 (bottom) a F-4S Phantom II bureau number 158358 flies escort during an October 1987 mission.
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Vandy-76 a VX-4 F-4N Phantom II parked on the ramp at then NAS Miramar, during a rain storm in May 1978.
VX-4 was home based at then NAS Point Mugu.
Vandy-76 was painted for the Bicentennial celebration held during 1976 as America celebrated 200 years.
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F-14A-159008-VF32-OCEANA-MAY76 by Michel Klaveren