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Photo ID 47106 by David F. Brown. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 155900
Photo ID: 47106
Photo ID 47101 by David F. Brown. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 153787
Photo ID 45331 by Rick Morgan. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 157248
Photo ID: 45331
VMFA-312 F-4S in an extreme example of Tactical Paint Scheme
Photo ID 45329 by Rick Morgan. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 155855
Photo ID: 45329
VMFA-251 Thunderbolt F-4S; the type stencil by the tail says "F-4J/S"
Photo ID 44663 by David F. Brown. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 153824
Photo ID: 44663
Sentry Wolverine Flag 1987
Photo ID 43159 by Ray Orgunwall. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 157307
Photo ID 43012 by Ray Orgunwall. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 157307
Photo ID 40434 by Gregg Stansbery. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 157278
Photo ID: 40434
This VMFA-333 Phantom flew in from South Carolina to be on static display.
Photo ID 40433 by Gregg Stansbery. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 157278
Photo ID: 40433
This VMFA-333 Phantom flew in from South Carolina to be on static display.
Photo ID 38782 by Johannes Berger. USA Navy McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 157293
Photo ID: 38782
This Phantom was delivered as an F-4J, but was later upgraded to F-4S standard. The 157293 is credited by some with shooting down a MiG-21 on June 21, 1972 although the pilots claim they were flying another plane at that time.
Photo ID 32501 by Zdenek Ondracek. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 153851
Photo ID 30823 by Eric Tammer. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 157246
Photo ID 30364 by Joop de Groot. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 155848
Photo ID: 30364
For the 1992 air show this FAAM Phantom was put on display.
Photo ID 26124 by Tristan van der Vlugt. USA Navy McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 153880
Photo ID: 26124
USS Midway Museum.
Photo ID 19059 by Michael Baldock. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 157296
Photo ID: 19059
Last operated by VMFA-112, a Reserve unit out of NAS Dallas, this F-4S entered AMARC in late 1986, according to some sources she is still there today (March 2008).
Photo ID 19058 by Michael Baldock. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 155871
Photo ID: 19058
When photographed in November 1989 this former USMC F-4S had been in store for just under three years however her markings had almost completely faded. Her 'MF' tail fin code suggests that she was operated by VMFA-134, a Reserve unit based at El Toro CA.
Photo ID 19057 by Michael Baldock. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 155522
Photo ID: 19057
Last operated by VMFA-321, a Marines Reserve unit out of Andrews AFB, this F-4S entered AMARC in late 1986, according to some sources she is still there today (March 08).
Photo ID 19056 by Michael Baldock. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 154782
Photo ID: 19056
This former Marines VMFA-451 F-4S arrived in AMARC in October 1986 and is still believed to be in store currently (March 08).
Photo ID 18937 by Michael Baldock. USA Navy McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 153855
Photo ID: 18937
Last operated by VF-171 out of NAS Oceana, this F-4S entered AMARC in June 1984.
Photo ID 18936 by Michael Baldock. USA Navy McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 153826
Photo ID: 18936
Last operated by VF-201, a Reserve unit out of NAS Dallas, this F-4S entered AMARC in late 1986.
Photo ID 17871 by Michael Baldock. USA Navy McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 155765
Photo ID: 17871
This F-4S was last operated by VF-202, a Reserve unit based at Dallas TX. Her Texas state markings on her tail fin rudder are a sharp contrast to her otherwise drab light grey colours.
Photo ID 17870 by Michael Baldock. USA Navy McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 155570
Photo ID: 17870
Still wearing the markings of her previous operator, VF-161 'Chargers', which was based at NAS Atsugi, Japan, this F-4S is being prepared for 'bagging'; this was a not very successful method of preserving stored aircraft at AMARC.
Photo ID 17869 by Michael Baldock. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 155566
Photo ID: 17869
This former VMFA-235 F-4S had been in store at AMARC for only a year when photographed in late 1989 and she was being prepared to be 'bagged' ie. wrapped in a PVC storage bag.
Photo ID 17682 by Michael Baldock. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 155736
Photo ID: 17682
The lo-vis markings got lost somewhere along the way! This F-4S was last operated by VMFA-235 out of Kaneohe Bay MCAS, Hawaii, and was retired to AMARC a year before this photo was taken in late 1989.
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