Phantom Friday
MPN11 at post # 559
Perhaps you were thinking along these lines.
Boeing Images - F3H-3G/H Super Demon Mockup, Prototype for the F-4 Phantom
More here.
http://aviationarchives.********.com...nd-photos.html
Postimage.org / gallery - F3 H C General Arrangement, F3 H E General Arrangement, F3 H G 3 View
Perhaps you were thinking along these lines.
Boeing Images - F3H-3G/H Super Demon Mockup, Prototype for the F-4 Phantom
More here.
http://aviationarchives.********.com...nd-photos.html
Postimage.org / gallery - F3 H C General Arrangement, F3 H E General Arrangement, F3 H G 3 View
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Thanks, sfm818 ... I'd picked up the Super-Demon earlier. It was the singularly single-seater imagery of the F4H-1 that piqued my interest.
Welcome on board, by the way. Good to see new faces, and I hope you stick around and contribute.
Welcome on board, by the way. Good to see new faces, and I hope you stick around and contribute.
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Here you go, a relative Phantom fest.
Warbird Information Exchange ? View topic - Those Phantoms sure were colorful ...
Warbird Information Exchange ? View topic - Those Phantoms sure were colorful ...
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They may be bringing Raki to trade for jet fuel.....although both are similar.
BTW I have a photo of the original F4H-1 I took as a kid at an open house at Edwards AFB in the 50s. I can't post pics here but if anyone wants it, let me know, PM or otherwise, and how to get it to you. From same 50s display also have F-107, F-105, F-8, A-4 & B-52/X-15 combo. Would like to see 'em posted here.
BTW I have a photo of the original F4H-1 I took as a kid at an open house at Edwards AFB in the 50s. I can't post pics here but if anyone wants it, let me know, PM or otherwise, and how to get it to you. From same 50s display also have F-107, F-105, F-8, A-4 & B-52/X-15 combo. Would like to see 'em posted here.
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This week's selection...
(via Digital Vigilante)
VF-101 F-4J masquerading as a F-4N (notice the AN/APR-30 RHAW antenna on the fin cap)

F-4D 65-0797/HL - 421st TFS / 388th TFW

F-4D 65-0684/WR - 78th TFS / 81st TFW

F-4E 74-1054/CR - 32nd TFS (The USAF's only 'Royal' squadron)

F-4G 69-7579/SP - 81st TFS / 52nd TFW

-RP
(via Digital Vigilante)
VF-101 F-4J masquerading as a F-4N (notice the AN/APR-30 RHAW antenna on the fin cap)

F-4D 65-0797/HL - 421st TFS / 388th TFW

F-4D 65-0684/WR - 78th TFS / 81st TFW

F-4E 74-1054/CR - 32nd TFS (The USAF's only 'Royal' squadron)

F-4G 69-7579/SP - 81st TFS / 52nd TFW

-RP

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Pardon me if someone has already pointed this out but shouldn't the title of this thread really be Phantom Phriday?
Thanks for all the lovely pics.
WS ( who always wanted to fly Phantoms but had to put up with Hawker Hunters, Harriers and Tornados instead)
Thanks for all the lovely pics.
WS ( who always wanted to fly Phantoms but had to put up with Hawker Hunters, Harriers and Tornados instead)
WS ( who always wanted to fly Phantoms but had to put up with Hawker Hunters, Harriers and Tornados instead)
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Hi All, this is my first post on Prune! I'm a very lowly ppl and aviation enthusiast but I wanted to contribute to this great thread.
In 1984, I wrote to RAF Leuchars asking if I could go for a flight in a Phantom. Obvious answer, er no!! However, I was invited by the station PRO to visit the station. I did so on 15 August 1984 and had a fantastic few hours, visiting the crew room and QRA shed and aprons, where I was allowed to take photographs - mostly what I wished, apart from in particular close ups of the cockpits of 2 Harriers that were there. I had a reasonable 35mm film camera (Pentax KX) but somewhat inferior to what I now have. I have scanned 2 images from some old photographs that I hope you will like. Being able to sit in the cockpit of one and photograph the crew strapping in and starting up the adjacent jet is something that I will never forget! So thanks again to the RAF and of course the PRO
I am a bit worried that the scanned images are going to be rather small in size but we'll see.
Phantom in QRA Shed 150884 1.jpeg
Phantom Crew 150884.jpeg
In 1984, I wrote to RAF Leuchars asking if I could go for a flight in a Phantom. Obvious answer, er no!! However, I was invited by the station PRO to visit the station. I did so on 15 August 1984 and had a fantastic few hours, visiting the crew room and QRA shed and aprons, where I was allowed to take photographs - mostly what I wished, apart from in particular close ups of the cockpits of 2 Harriers that were there. I had a reasonable 35mm film camera (Pentax KX) but somewhat inferior to what I now have. I have scanned 2 images from some old photographs that I hope you will like. Being able to sit in the cockpit of one and photograph the crew strapping in and starting up the adjacent jet is something that I will never forget! So thanks again to the RAF and of course the PRO

Phantom in QRA Shed 150884 1.jpeg
Phantom Crew 150884.jpeg