Retired in March 1991 and transferred to the Weapons Survivability Lab as NAS China Lake.

Although not marked as such, this TA-4J was assigned to VA-127 when the slide was taken. Originally built new in 1967 as a TA-4F and converted into a TA-4J in December 1971. Assigned to VA-127 & VFA-127 from 1967 through 1989, then to Training Air Wing 3. Retired to AMARC in either 1990 or 91.

Originally built new in 1967 as a TA-4F and converted to a TA-4J in June 1971. Assigned to VA-127 from 1967 through 1984.Later assigned to VMAT-102 and several advanced training squadrons. Retired to AMARC April 1993.

Originally built new in 1967 as a TA-4F, this a/c was converted to a TA-4J in July 1971. It was assigned to VA-127 & VFA-127 from 1971 through 1988. Later assigned to Training Wing 3, Training Wing 1, and finally to VF-45. Retired to AMARC in June 1994.

When this slide was taken this a/c was assigned to the 69th Tactical Training Squadron at Luke AFB, AZ. This squadron was responsible for training German pilots on the F-104G. The a/c in the squadron were owned by Germany but wore USAF markings and serial numbers.