On display in the Great Gallery at the Museum of Flight in the markings of the 389th TFS, 366th TFW based at Da Nang AB in Vietnam. The wing earned the nickname "Gunfighters" after successfully modifying the 20mm SUU-16 Gatling gun pod to the centreline of its Phantoms on the insistence of Korean War ace Frederick "Boots" Blesse. Using this interim solution, Speedo flight scored the first ever F-4 gun victories against two NVAF MiG-17s on 14 May 1967, leading to 8th TFW adopting the gun pod. This Phantom is credited with three MiG-21 kills in 1967 while serving with 389th TFS.

This aircraft was credited with three MiG-kills over North Vietnam in 1967. Seen here in the markings of Kadena based 67th TFS. It is now preserved in the US.

64-0776 is the only Phantom to down a MiG with all 3 of the primary weapons systems of the Vietnam era : AIM-7 vs MiG-21 23/04/1967 Maj. Robert D. Anderson / Capt. Fred D. Kjer 366th TFW / 389th TFS (based at DaNang AB, Vietnam) AIM-9 vs MiG-21 22/05/1967 LtCol Robert F. Titus / 1Lt. Milan Zimmer 366th TFW / 389th TFS (based at DaNang AB, Vietnam) SUU-16 20mm external gun-pod vs MiG-21 22/05/1967 LtCol Robert F. Titus / 1Lt. Milan Zimmer 366th TFW / 389th TFS (based at DaNang AB, Vietnam)

Credited with 3 shooting down MiG-21 over North Vietnam in 1967. Now preserved at Museum of Flight, Seattle, Washington.

Arriving for the 1988 Open House is "BEAVER 17" the triple MiG killer of the 123FIS Oregon ANG