Tribute to the F-4 Phantom

[phantomphreak]

Some RAF examples:


Phantom FG1 XV576/AD, 43 sqn, Twente, July 4th 1987 by Gerben Wessels, on Flickr


F-4J(UK) ZE354/R, 74 sqn, Twente, March 27th 1990 by Gerben Wessels, on Flickr


F-4J(UK) ZE363/W, 74 sqn, Twente, March 27th 1990 by Gerben Wessels, on Flickr


Phantom FGR2 XV410/E, 56 sqn, Twente, October 22nd 1987 by Gerben Wessels, on Flickr


Phantom FGR2 XV474/M, 56 sqn, Twente October 22nd 1987 by Gerben Wessels, on Flickr


Phantom FGR2 XV433/E, 74 sqn, Twente, March 27th 1992 by Gerben Wessels, on Flickr


Phantom FGR2 XV433/E, 74 sqn, Twente, March 27th 1992 by Gerben Wessels, on Flickr


Phantom FGR2 XV490/R, 74 sqn, Leeuwarden, April 4th 1991 by Gerben Wessels, on Flickr


Phantom FGR2 XT905/P, 74 sqn, Leeuwarden, April 4th 1991 by Gerben Wessels, on Flickr


Phantom FGR2 XV470/D, 56 sqn, Koksijde, July 6th 1991 by Gerben Wessels, on Flickr

Kind regards,
Gerben

[warthog64]

few from George AFB 1989, now victorville Ca.

[roel lodder]

That F-4E 74-049 GA is'nt that an ex 32TFS bird?
Roel

[Stefan]

Hi,

One from Keflavik at IAT'83 Greenham Common.



Regards,
Stefan

[tomh]

I have cleared up the broken links to my photos on this thread. My apologies for the inconvenience.

F-4C 63-7440 163 TFS/ 122 TFW IN ANG at Pease AFB, NH 12 July 1980


A gun-toting F-4C from the Hooligans at Pease AFB around 1984

[con-v]

Some Phantoms on different places.

[Erik_7Xi]

Here are some 20th FS F-4Fs, shot at 22/10/2004 during PhanCon 04 at Holloman AFB.

[Leeuwarden]

Real camouflage...


37+03 F4F 2 by jvdwal2008, on Flickr

[Leeuwarden]

And another one...


38+27 F4F by jvdwal2008, on Flickr

[tomh]

F-4D VT457 134TFS/158TFG VT ANG taken at Burlington, Vermont, 1981.

[wvanbel]

A couple Phantoms from Soesterberg:





Turkish F-4E-2020:

[Bruno]

At Luke AFB in March 2011

[wvanbel]

Impressive line-up - on Wittmundhafen's runway - of 11 F-4F Phantom IIs (reg:38+61, 38+69, 38+29, 38+16, 38+01, 38+57, 38+00, 37+01, 38+42, 38+24 and 38+68), together with a Hungarian Air Force An-26 (reg:603), a German Air Force C-160D (reg:50+71) and a German Navy Breguet 1150 Elint Atlantic (reg:61+03), for the celebration of 50 years JG71 "Richthofen".

[wvanbel]

The "7+11"-badge on a building at Wittmund:



together with "spook":



and the preserved "7+11":



"7+11" during its last active hours (during the Phly-out at Hopsten):

[wvanbel]

A German Air Force F-4F Phantom II (38+74) in maintenance at Wittmundhafen. The Phantom is seen here with its wingtips and nose-cone folded.



A close-up of the nose-wheel and gun bay:



This German Air Force F-4F (38+48, cn 4747) participated for the last time in exercise "Maple Flag" at CFB Cold Lake, Alberta. Looking at the special markings on the splitter-plate, it flew a lot of missions!: