The McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II, an iconic American fighter from the Vietnam era, remains the most numerous jet in ...

The Air Force and Marine Corps purchased their own variants of the F-4 Phantom II, making it the primary warplane for the U.S. military during its service life. The F-4 was widely commended for ...

the Phantom II made her maiden flight on 27 May 1958 and was officially adopted by the Navy in 1961, with the Air Force and Marine Corps following suit shortly thereafter. The F-4 made quite an ...

Marina Lystseva//Getty Images A Turkish Air Force F-4 Phantom on display in Istanbul, 2019 The Phantom II flew with the U.S. Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps. Both the U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels ...

The F-4 Phantom was a fighter jet that entered service with the U.S. Navy in 1961 and eventually found its way to the Air Force two years later only for the Marine Corps to adopt it too.

The F-4 Phantom II began flying fleet defense for ... aircraft to fly simultaneously with the Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps, and the only one to be flown at the same time by the flight ...

5, 1960, Marine Corps pilot Lieutenant Colonel Thomas ... (Image credit: United States Navy) The F-4 Phantom was one of the first Navy aircraft to have a non-pilot RIO or also known as the GiB ...

We Talk to Retired U.S. Marine Corps Pilot John Trotti About Midair Refueling. “I’m not sure I’d characterize Air-to-Air refueling (AAR) itself as risky. Rather, I always thought of it as ...

The U.S. Marine Corps has retired the vaunted F/A ... The F/A-18 replaced the venerable Vietnam War-era F-4 Phantom, which was retired in 1982. The Hornet was used extensively during the Persian ...

Thorsen, who joined the Marine Corps in 1966 to avoid being drafted ... officer flying in the back seat of Navy and Marine F-4 Phantom fighter-bomber jets. Despite having “airsickness issues ...