F-4 Phantom II all Variants

[John B.]

I like them both, Jay!

[Barry Griffiths]

 
McDonnell Douglas RF-4C Phantom II (Drone) 68-0589 c/n 3575 (ZR / Zweibrucken) by Barry Griffiths CAD, on Flickr

[Scott Youmans]

Barry, Nice to see some Phantoms still flying.  The aviation world was a lot more interesting when F-4s were a common sight.  Here's an F-4C at Luke in 1979.

[Barry Griffiths]

They sure have a distinctive 60's ear-splitting noise when they spool up for take-off, Scott - and the Tornadoes that are here in Tucson as snowbirds aren't far behind.

[Chetan]

Fight's On!

Nice one Jay. Amazing capture... Fox-4....

[bilwor]

McDonnell Douglas QF-4C Phantom II 69-0384 BA Bergstorm AFB Davis-Monthan AFB 03/29/12

[bilwor]

McDonnell Douglas QF-4C Phantom II 68-7589 ZR 38ty TRS AB Zweibrucken Germany
Davis-Monthan AFB 04/05/12

[Jeff D. Welker]

[Jim Endrud]

From Holloman AFB last October.

[Jay Beckman]

Phreakin' Phabulous...

[Scott Youmans]

Jay - Those burners have an almost hypnotic effect!  Very nice shot.

[Jay Beckman]

Thanks Scott...

Phantom II and Phantom, Too...

[Jay Beckman]

In Thrust We Trust!
(Shove We Love)

[Ned Harris]

QF-4E painted in honor of Col Robin Olds, Scat XXVII, Chino, 5/5/12.


_92W2241 QF-4E Phantom II by Ned Harris, on Flickr

[Ned Harris]

QF-4E afterburner climb following the dirty pass, Chino, 5-6-12.


_92W3494 Up, Up and Away by Ned Harris, on Flickr