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This is what made the F-4 Phantom II the deadliest fighter to fly over Vietnam
Imagine, as a fighter pilot, being able to see your enemy without them knowing you are even in the area.…
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The uncontrollable Phantom 249
By Sierra Hotel On 18 november 1968, an F-4D #66-0249 from the 433rd TFS, Ubon RTAB, was badly struck by…
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Col Robin Olds, from early years to Vietnam
By Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Robin Olds first flew at the age of eight, in an open cockpit biplane operated by his…
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The Ofira Furball
By Sierra Hotel Aeronautics October 6th 1973, a coalition of Arab states led by Egypt and Syria, launched a massive…
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Vietnam
Brigadier General Steve Ritchie became the United States Air Force’s first and only pilot ace of the Vietnam War
By The F-4 Phantom II Community Following his graduation from the U.S. Air Force Academy, Ritchie was commissioned a Second…
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Interview with Brigadier General Robert “Earthquake” Titus, USAF (Ret)
In this interview, he talks about his combat missions in an F-4C Phantom in Vietnam
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When a US Navy F-14 Shot Down a USAF Phantom
By Sierra Hotel Aeronautics On September 22nd, 1987, a USAF RF-4C Phantom “Orange Team” launched from Aviano Air Base in…
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History of the F-4 Phantom by Hangar 47 via 366th Tactical Fighter Wing
The McDonnell (after 1967, McDonnell-Douglas) F-4 Phantom II was perhaps the most famous, certainly the most recognized, jet fighter in…
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