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Photo ID 17681 by Michael Baldock. USA Navy McDonnell Douglas F 4N Phantom II, 150492
Photo ID: 17681
Last operated by VF-201, a Navy Reserve unit then based at NAS Dallas, this F-4N had been in store at AMARC for over five years when photographed in late 1989. She was finally converted to a QF-4N drone, her fate is not difficult to imagine.
Photo ID 17680 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4D Phantom II, 66 7751
Photo ID: 17680
When photographed in AMARC in late 1989 this former Homestead AFB based 93rd TFS (AFRES) F-4D had been in store for just under a year. The 'FM' code is probably related to the squadron name 'Florida Makos'.
Photo ID 17679 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4D Phantom II, 66 7687
Photo ID: 17679
Her name 'City of Wilmington' is just still visible and she has been in store for less than a year. Previously operated by the AFRES 89th TFS 'Rhinos' this F-4D was traded in for the F-16, and then the C-141. She was scrapped in 1997.
Photo ID 17678 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4D Phantom II, 66 7641
Photo ID: 17678
When photographed in AMARC in late 1989 this former Bergstrom AFB based 704th TFS (AFRES) F-4D had been in store for just under a year. Sadly she was sold for scrap nine years later. Her camouflage scheme is non-standard.
Photo ID 17677 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4D Phantom II, 66 7575
Photo ID: 17677
No hi-vis colours or artwork for this old warhorse! Last operated by the 'Fly'n Illini' Illinois ANG 170th TFS / 183rd TFG from Springfield IL, she entered AMARC in early 1989 and was sold for scrap nine years later.
Photo ID 17676 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4D Phantom II, 66 7561
Photo ID: 17676
Formerly operated by the 121st TFS / 113th TFW District of Columbia ANG, this colourful but technically lo-vis F-4D Phantom had been in AMARC for less than a year. She was sold for scrap in May 1997.
Photo ID 17675 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4D Phantom II, 65 0747
Photo ID: 17675
This former CA ANG F-4D had been in store for less than a year when photographed in late 1989. She was spared the smelter and can now be seen displayed on a pylon at Navarro College, Corsicana, TX, painted in Thunderbird markings.
Photo ID 17626 by Rainer Mueller. Germany Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4F Phantom II, 38 04
Photo ID 17625 by Rainer Mueller. Germany Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4F Phantom II, 38 34
Photo ID 17591 by Michael Baldock. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas RF 4B Phantom II, 153108
Photo ID: 17591
The RF-4B Phantoms operated by the U.S. Marine Corps were perhaps the rarest mark of the classic McDonnell Douglas heavy fighter. This example went into AMARC eleven months before I photographed her in November 1989
Photo ID 17589 by Michael Baldock. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 158376
Photo ID: 17589
When photographed in November 1989 this VMFA-232 F-4S had only been in store for one year. She had previously been based at Kanaoehe Bay in Hawaii.
Photo ID 17584 by Lieuwe Hofstra. Germany Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4F Phantom II, 38 46
Photo ID: 17584
Full Burner
Photo ID 17581 by Lieuwe Hofstra. Germany Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4F Phantom II, 37 48
Photo ID: 17581
Raw Phantom power
Photo ID 17580 by Michael Baldock. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 155896
Photo ID: 17580
The 'DB' fin code suggests that this F-4S was last operated by VMFA-235 out of Kanaoehe Bay, Hawaii.
Photo ID 17579 by Michael Baldock. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas F 4S Phantom II, 155739
Photo ID: 17579
When photographed in November 1989 this VMFA-232 F-4S had only been in store for one year. She had been based at Kanaoeho Bay in Hawaii.
Photo ID 17578 by Michael Baldock. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4D Phantom II, 65 0648
Photo ID: 17578
Formerly operated by the 179th FIS of the Minnesota ANG, this F-4D had been in store in AMARC for just under a year when photographed in November 1989. The 179th FIS operated the F-4D from 1983 to 1990.
Photo ID 17545 by Klemens Hoevel. Germany Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4F Phantom II, 38 60
Photo ID: 17545
The jubilee bird for the 35th anniversary of the JG 72 "Westfalen".
Photo ID 17544 by Klemens Hoevel. Germany Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4F Phantom II, 38 60
Photo ID: 17544
The jubilee bird for the 35th anniversary of the JG 72 "Westfalen".
Photo ID 17543 by Klemens Hoevel. Germany Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4F Phantom II, 38 60
Photo ID: 17543
The jubilee bird for the 35th anniversary of the JG 72 "Westfalen".
Photo ID 17540 by Marcel Onstenk. Greece Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4E AUP Phantom II, 01512
Photo ID: 17540
Ready to release the brake chute.
Photo ID 17491 by Lieuwe Hofstra. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas RF 4C Phantom II, 65 0920
Photo ID: 17491
Salty Bee 86. Shaw based RF-4C taxiing to the EOR
Photo ID 17487 by Lieuwe Hofstra. USA Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4G Phantom II, 69 0242
Photo ID: 17487
Dreaded European One c/s for us photographers, but nowadays quite attractive. Converted to QF-4G and expanded in 2001
Photo ID 17481 by Rainer Mueller. Germany Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4F Phantom II, 37 61
Photo ID 17480 by Rainer Mueller. Germany Air Force McDonnell Douglas F 4F Phantom II, 37 86
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