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.

After its operational career, the F-4E was stored at AMARC with inventory code FP0581 from 9 November 1990 onwards. In August 2006, BAE Systems at Mojave took over the aircraft for the QF-4 aerial target programme. With the 53rd WEG, the QF-4E was eventually shot down over the Gulf of Mexico on 15 July 2010.

Written off on 7 December 2005 as QF-4G with 82nd ATRS. This F-4G was built as an F-4E and rebuilt to Wild Weasel. After it served the 35th TFW, the aircraft was stored at AMARC as FP0859 from June 1992 onwards. It was taken from storage in June 2000 and moved to Mojave for QF-4G aerial target conversion with BAE Systems. On 1 March 2001, it received DD251 code with the 82nd ATRS.

In '71, the Luftwaffe chose the F-4F as a replacement for its F-104G. The F-4F was a stripped-down and cheaper version of the F-4E, and contained much components that were manufactured in Germany. As part of the purchase, an agreement was made between Germany and the USA to conduct basic F-4 transition/instructor training with the 20th Tactical Fighter Training Squadron at George. Training at George ended on 5 Jun'92. This 635 was moved to iWittmund (Germany) in May'97. It is now in use as an instructional airframe at Neubrug since May 2001.

This F-4E was stored at AMARG after a lengthy career with the 562nd TFTS. The aircraft was moved to Davis Monthan as FP0680 in May 1991. It was selected for the QF-4E programme and rebuilt to QF-4E with BAE Systems at Mojave. The Phantom was delivered to Tyndall in April 2004 and eventually written off (date?) as QF-4E aerial target (AF266) while the 82nd ATRS.

In '71, the Luftwaffe chose the F-4F as a replacement for its F-104G. The F-4F was a stripped-down and cheaper version of the F-4E, and contained much components that were manufactured in Germany. As part of the purchase, an agreement was made between Germany and the USA to conduct basic F-4 transition/instructor training with the 20th Tactical Fighter Training Squadron at George. The 20th also supported members of the German Air Force Training Squadron (GAFTS) under which military were assigned in the USA. Training at George ended on 5 Jun'92. This 635 was moved to i/a Fassberg in Feb'98

Delivered new Dec 81. Retired early 1998.

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