Holy =censored= man...P.Terlouw wrote:Also the Japanese celebrated 40 years of Phantom within the JASDF with this wonderfully painted F-4EJ Kai of 302 Hikotai at Hyakuri.
Tribute to the F-4 Phantom
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Re: Tribute to the F-4 Phantom
Greetz,
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I wonder if this is the same Robert Anderson. Anyone here know of Capt. Robert David Anderson? He was involved in a F4 crash outside of Parker Arizona off Shea Road on October 22nd 1975. His co-pilot did not survive but Anderson did. If you might have any info for me it would be greatly appreciated. I would like to get in contact with him about the crash. The crash to this day is still there after nearly 40 years.
dinovandoorn wrote:dinovandoorn wrote:i don't know the whole story about this mig-killer, but it is always nice to see an F-4 with some history...
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I did some research and found this about the mig kills on this F-4C...
On April 23rd 1967,Maj. Robert D. Anderson and Capt. Fred D. Kjer downed a MiG-21 using an AIM-7 Sparrow missile near Hanoi. On May 22nd 1967 Lt.Col. Robert F. Titus with 1Lt. Milan Zimer as his "GIB" ad led "Wander" flight on a MiGCAP for an F-105 strike against Ha Dong barracks and a supply depot in Hanoi and downed two MiG-21s,one with AIM-9 Sidewinder missile and the second with 20mm fire from the centerline SUU-16 gun pod.
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I posted this in a different topic before but it belongs also in this topic.
Soon they too will be gone ...
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This is a absolute winner!!!! What a shot!!!P.Terlouw wrote:Also the Japanese celebrated 40 years of Phantom within the JASDF with this wonderfully painted F-4EJ Kai of 302 Hikotai at Hyakuri.
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Hey, nice pics everyone.
Maurits, is that my take off pic from the 2 Turkish Phantoms @ ETAD?
That was a great day.
Too bad we're About to loose the German Phantoms soon!
Really like the variety and colourschemes in this topic.
Per
Maurits, is that my take off pic from the 2 Turkish Phantoms @ ETAD?
That was a great day.
Too bad we're About to loose the German Phantoms soon!
Really like the variety and colourschemes in this topic.
Per
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Seen this one at Larissa Airbase in november last year.
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And another one from Greece.
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And to celebrate the weekend, here's another Phantom shot!
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On April 8th 1987, at the end of a rotation at Kleine Brogel between 23 smaldeel and Ala 122 with F4C's, this C.12-34 made a testflight before returning home. This is ex USAFE 640907/WR.
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Ouch, that hurts. Never seen these in motion, while my spotting "career" had been underway for 9 years when that happened so close to home ...H. van Eupen wrote:On April 8th 1987, at the end of a rotation at Kleine Brogel between 23 smaldeel and Ala 122 with F4C's, this C.12-34 made a testflight before returning home. This is ex USAFE 640907/WR.
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F-4E 2020, 77-0286, 171 Filo Lechfeld, Elite 2012
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Back in 1990, RAF Phantom's at Twenthe. Bit of a poor scan.
RAF Phantom FGR.2 XV420/bT Twente 1990 by Hermen Goud, on Flickr
From a time when F-16's operated together with F-4's as Hunter-Killer teams.
Bitburg : F-4G Wild Weasel 69-0263/SP 81st FS USAFE by Hermen Goud, on Flickr
2012 Geilenkirchen : Phantom F-4F arrival by Hermen Goud, on Flickr
2013 Istanbul military air force museum : F-4E Phantom 69-0360 by Hermen Goud, on Flickr
RAF Phantom FGR.2 XV420/bT Twente 1990 by Hermen Goud, on Flickr
From a time when F-16's operated together with F-4's as Hunter-Killer teams.
Bitburg : F-4G Wild Weasel 69-0263/SP 81st FS USAFE by Hermen Goud, on Flickr
2012 Geilenkirchen : Phantom F-4F arrival by Hermen Goud, on Flickr
2013 Istanbul military air force museum : F-4E Phantom 69-0360 by Hermen Goud, on Flickr
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