Taken during a Red Flag drill. Expended Apr 7, 1999 as QF-4G target.

Built as F-4E (see AirHistory picture 291077 when it flew from Bitburg), this F-4G flew until 24 April 1992 from George AFB before it was retired at AMARC as FP0839. In March 2000 is was moved to Mojave as part of the QF-4G awrial target programme. Delivered to the 82nd ATRS it was shot down as DD250 over the Gulf of Mexico on 19 June 2009. In October 2006, the Phantom carried "Pharewell F-4G" titels.

This F-4E was moved to AMARC as FP0726 on 22 July 1991 and was scrapped by HVF West at Tucson in 2017.

F-4G 'Wild Weasel' on short final to runway 17

561TFS F-4G is seen departing to the North off runway 35

Seen departing runway 35 at George AFB

During a Green Flag at Nellis, this nice F-4G that was seen, normally based at nearby George AFB (CA). This bird was built as F-4E in 1969, delivered to the USAF in March 1970 (to Torrejon air base in Spain), swapped to several other squadrons before it was rebuilt to F-4G in August 1978. Then it flew as a Wild Weasel from George and Boise (ID), before placed in storage at Davis Monthan. Then 0243 was converted to QF-4G in April 1997 and assigned to the 82d Aerial Targets Squadron at Tyndall were it was eventually shot down (unmanned) as an aerial target on 13 February 2008.