A Phantom for the Dutch Military Aviation Museum (really)

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A Phantom for the Dutch Military Aviation Museum (really)

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Here she is, the F-4 Phantom for the Dutch Military Aviation Museum in Soesterberg. The aircraft is still in Tucson, Arizona and will be dismantled and shipped to Holland.

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Re: Phantom voor het MLM in Soesterberg (echt waar)

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As it's the "English-language part" of the Scramble forum:

Is this indeed an "ex-Wolfhounds" bird :?:
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Re: Phantom voor het MLM in Soesterberg (echt waar)

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Stratofreighter wrote:Is this indeed an "ex-Wolfhounds" bird :?:
67-0275 never served with the Wolfhounds :(
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Re: Phantom voor het MLM in Soesterberg (echt waar)

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Gerard wrote:
Stratofreighter wrote:Is this indeed an "ex-Wolfhounds" bird :?:
67-0275 never served with the Wolfhounds :(
first thought: :twisted: what a shame they can't get a real former CR airframe (as there are still a few around)!!!

second thought: I just hope they'll give her a great genuine looking paint job, and I'm sure she will look fab!
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Re: Phantom voor het MLM in Soesterberg (echt waar)

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With the increasing amount of replicas in the MLM....... it is much better to have this real aircraft in fake markings than a fake aircraft in "real markings" :twisted:
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agree, it's probably "as good as it gets", and keeping that in mind Í think it's a welcome addition indeed!
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Re: Phantom voor het MLM in Soesterberg (echt waar)

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At this point in time, I would say even an F-4C in 32nd markings would be a welcome addition! Finally one is coming!

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Re: Phantom voor het MLM in Soesterberg (echt waar)

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an F-4C in 32nd markings
Hmm, 67-0275 is an F-4E. Not that I would mind a "thick-nosed Phantom" in the slightest... :wink:
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Re: A Phantom for the Dutch Military Aviation Museum (really)

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http://forum.scramble.nl/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=69631 says that the aircraft is a MiG-Killer!! In that case I wouldn't mind seeing the original Vietnam c/s back on this spook! :worship:
(it would still represent a USAF Phantom like the ones we had at New Amsterdam...)
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Re: A Phantom for the Dutch Military Aviation Museum (really)

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Interesting history of this aircraft, sadly there are some former Soesterberg F-4E's at AMARG in a better shape than this one that won't be converted to QF-4E. 1 Example: 68-0538.

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Can't wait to see an F-4E in the line up of 32nd (T)FS aircraft at the museum! Suggestion for the museum director: park them in front of the shelters when the new museum opens at the airbase again. That would be nice for a stroll on a Sunday afternoon...

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