In use as a BDRT aircraft at Fairford for a number of years, In 1987 it graced the static park, aircraft is now preserved at the Midland Air Museum Coventry Airport but in the SE Asia sand/green/tan camouflage paint scheme. Scanned from slide

Used for battle damage repair training.

Scanned from Print. Taken at the former George Air Force Base

Ala12 aircraft at its home base

Really 63-7423 painted to represent an aircraft of the Blue Angels, the original of which was written off in a collision with 153081 (No. 4) at NAS Lakehurst, NJ on 26th July 1973

A NRF-4C Phantom II in its test livery at the huge Edwards AFB flight line. You can still enjoy this aircraft, is is currently preserved at Lackland AFB/Kelly (TX).

A test F-4C (designated as NF-4C) at the massive platform of Edwards AFB (CA). In these day's countless F-4s in all variants could be found here. Check the large pitot tube of this old Phantom. The 6512th Test Squadron under command of the 6510th Test Wing operated at that time with A/YA-7D, VA-7F, A-7K, NA/OA-37B, NF-4C/D/E, YF-4E, NRF-4C, F-15A/B/C/D/E, F-111A, F-111D, FB-111A (later, F-111G), UH-1N, O-2A, T-37B, T-38A, AT-38B, T-38C, and UV-18 (haha!) in all kinds of test missions. The F-4s were eventally pashed out in 1992. The squadron is currently known as 4445th Flight Test Squadron.

Modernisation in progress. 136FIS upgrading to F-4C from F-101B/F's. Seen here together with F4C's 63-7541 & 63-7662, F101B 59-0429 and F101F 58-0338.

VF-201. Also on the right 151476/AF-112

Visiting the Air National Guard during a sports-day! Unfortunately without flying activity.

Alas, this 'High Roller' isn't rolling so high any more! It was built in 1965 and served with the USAF 363rd TRW, Illinois ANG 170th TFS and with the Nevada ANG 192nd TRS from 1980 until July 1993 and entry into the boneyard. The frame was scrapped one month after this picture was taken.

182nd TFS, Tx ANG. The two dots at the extreme right of the picture are two further F-4C's landing.

Looking very smart having had a repaint. Note the red star indicating that this aircraft shot down a Mig-17 in the Vietnam War

At that time, based at Alconbury

This Phantom was built originally as a F-4B at St. Louis and TOC by the Navy in 1962.It served at various times aboard USS Forrestal, USS Midway and USS Coral Sea before finally being retired in 1997. It is on long-term loan at the Prairie Aviation Museum from the NNAM in its VF-161 USS Midway markings.

Operated by Flight Systems.

182nd. TFS, TX. ANG

In use as Instructional airframe at the Sheppard Technical Training Centre.

182nd TFS, Texas ANG. Seen in somewhat happier times, i.e., before she was stuck on top of that damn pole in Alabama!