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F-4H-1 Phantom in its First Flight
F-4H-1 Phantom in its First Flight 
F-4 Phantom II Catapault Launch Preparations
F-4 Phantom II Catapault Launch Preparations 
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F-4 Phantoms on Aircraft Carrier, Canopies Open 
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F-4 Phantoms Ready for Launch on Aircraft Carrier 
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F-4B Phantom Takes Off from USS Independence 
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F-4B Phantom Takes Off from USS Independence Flightline 
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F-4D Phantom Flightline 
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McDonnell Test Hangar with F-101 Voodoos & F4H Phantoms 
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F-4B Phantom II on Snowy Ground 
F-4S Phantom II Goes For Trap on Aircraft Carrier
F-4S Phantom II Goes For Trap on Aircraft Carrier 
F-4D Phantom in Flight with Afterburners Lit
F-4D Phantom in Flight with Afterburners Lit 
F-4A Phantom II Carrier Deck Operations
F-4A Phantom II Carrier Deck Operations 
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F-4C Phantom II Air to Air Refueling 
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Marines Scramble for F-4B Phantom II 
F4H-1 Phantom II "Sageburner" Sets a Low-Altitude Speed Record
F4H-1 Phantom II "Sageburner" Sets a Low-Altitude Speed Record 
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F-4 Phantom II in Flight 
F3H-3G/H Super Demon Mockup, Prototype for the F-4 Phantom
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The 3,000th F-4 Phantom II was a Navy F-4J Phantom II
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F-4H-I Phantom on Tarmac

The F-4 Phantom II aircraft, which still flies in defense of 8 nations, was retired in 1996 from U.S. military forces, ending a record-studded 38-year career. The Phantom was first used by the U.S. Navy as an interceptor but also was capable of flying as a ground-support bomber for the U.S. Marine Corps. The aircraft flew every traditional military mission: air superiority, close air support, interception, air defense suppression, long-range strike, fleet defense, attack and reconnaissance. 
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Unique identifier BI222141 
Boeing ID d4c-991 
Type Image 
Size 2859px × 2265px   18MB 
License type RM 
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