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Here's some old shots of a Marine F-4 on Hot Pad duty, loaded for intercept. Aim-9 and Aim-7 missiles on board. Note the third picture is the same A/C, just the paint was changed over for the tour on the ship.Bring back memories, hope you like them, thanks for looking
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Thank You mustangtony, Phil and Michael for the love, very appreciated!!
Often watch the latest "news", sometimes go "digging" in the past...and find gems like this!
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I was a crew chief on F-4E aircraft, always loved them. They phased out the Phantoms right after I got out in 1979.
dlfd911, we (VMFA-451) stepped up from the "J" to the "S" in 1977 . I heard that the "S" was replaced around 1980 for 451. Thank you for the comment and showing the love.
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I as in the 33tac in Eglin if Florida we had 30 or more of F-4, when i was there first 1975 they were in Vietnam.
filmnet, these photos would date somewhere around then, probably 75-76. Thanks for your service and support, do you have any old photos from then?
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