This recce Phantom was moved to AMARC on 24 October 1989, received inventory code FP362. The airframe was not selected for the QRF-4C program, and strikingly, it was not scrapped by the usual suspect HVF West, Tucson (AZ). The RF-4C was disposed at AMARC itself on 12 February 2014.

With the pilots near ready in their mobile office and the crewchief helping them in their preparation for a new mission. This RF-4C looks in great condition! 25 years later that was completely different as 68-0576 was shot down as a QRF-4C drone over the Gulf of America on 14 August 2012. The aircraft left for AMARC on 2 May 1991 and was stored with ionventory code FP0668. It was selected for the drone program and left AMARC on 3 April 2009. It was flown over to BAE Systems at Mojave (CA) and was converted to QRF-4C. It then received 82nd ATRS code AF-366 and entered service in 2010.

This recce Spook was flown over to AMARC on 12 October 1989, received inventory code FP338, and left the storage depot for HVF West, Tucson (AZ) on 6 April 2018. The aircraft was subsequently scrapped. Here it is seens, proudly parked at the massive ramp at its homebase Bergstrom in a latest colorscheme, the grey Egypt One.