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F-4E
Type - Skin
Date - 05/24/2025 16:15:51
F-4E-45MC livery based on F-4E AF#74-0639 which was a USAF F-4E Phantom II, assigned to the 23rd Tactical Fighter Squadron, of the 52nd Tactical Fighter Wing, based at Spangdahlem Air Base in Germany.
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F-4E
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Date - 08/23/2024 19:33:36
Fictional in the sense that this is an F-4D livery done on the HeatBlur F-4E Phantom II. OvGME ready, IC Compliant.
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The 162nd Tactical Fighter Group (162 TFG) is a unit of the Arizona Air National Guard, stationed at Morris Air National Guard Base, Arizona. The primary mission of the 162nd TFG is education and flight training of international F-4E Phantom II aircrews. In addition, the wing performs air defense and homeland protection of the United States. As part of Tactical Air Command, the 162nd TFTG's mission was producing combat-ready pilots for the F-100 aircraft. The 152nd TFTS equipped with the F-100C Super Sabre, and the group graduated their first students in 1970. Shortly afterward, the unit formed the Air National Guard Fighter Weapons School in Tucson.
In 1977, the group received F-4E Phantom II fighter aircraft and replaced the F-100s. The unit received its second Air Force Outstanding Unit Award for successfully continuing to train F-100 students while completing the most challenging conversion in the unit's history. That tasking was to convert from F-100s to F-4E.
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In 1977, the group received F-4E Phantom II fighter aircraft and replaced the F-100s. The unit received its second Air Force Outstanding Unit Award for successfully continuing to train F-100 students while completing the most challenging conversion in the unit's history. That tasking was to convert from F-100s to F-4E.
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Recreation of QF-4E 66-0338. I liked the way this one looks and I had ok photos.
This is for fun and not intended to be a photorealistic recreation. Thanks to @MagicaThunder for providing his great template. Enjoy flying dirty.
This is for fun and not intended to be a photorealistic recreation. Thanks to @MagicaThunder for providing his great template. Enjoy flying dirty.
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The 163rd Tactical Fighter Squadron is a unit of the Indiana Air National Guard's 122nd Fighter Wing, located at Fort Wayne Air National Guard Station, Indiana. The 163rd is currently transitioning from the F-4E Phantom II to the F-16 Fighting Falcon. This is representative of Blacksnakes F-4E AF68-0042 in the final months of the squadrons F-4 service in 1991 during the start of their F-16 transition.
In 1986 the F-4Cs were replaced with more up-to-date F-4E Phantom IIs. In 1989, the squadron again deployed to Southwest Asia for exercise "Coronet Brave" in conjunction with "Bright Star". The unit continued its standard of excellence by supporting Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm with deployments to Saudi Arabia by the Security Police, January through June 1991, and to Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, by the Tactical Hospital in September/October 1991. The squadron started receiving their first F-16C/D Fighting Falcon aircraft in 1991.
In 1986 the F-4Cs were replaced with more up-to-date F-4E Phantom IIs. In 1989, the squadron again deployed to Southwest Asia for exercise "Coronet Brave" in conjunction with "Bright Star". The unit continued its standard of excellence by supporting Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm with deployments to Saudi Arabia by the Security Police, January through June 1991, and to Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, by the Tactical Hospital in September/October 1991. The squadron started receiving their first F-16C/D Fighting Falcon aircraft in 1991.
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My rendition of the famously very worn-out QF-4E #68-0464 from Alamogordo Holloman Air Force Base - KHMN, USA - New Mexico. **Updated with HGU-55 Helmets.** This is for fun and not intended to be a photorealistic recreation. Thanks to @MagicaThunder for providing his great template. Enjoy flying dirty.
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F-4E
Type - Skin
Date - 06/06/2024 03:20:59
F-4E-45MC livery based on F-4G AF#69-0269 which was a USAF F-4G Wild Weasel V, assigned to the 480th Tactical Fighter Squadron, of the 52nd Tactical Fighter Wing, based at Spangdahlem Air Base in Germany.
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F-4E
Type - Skin
Date - 05/26/2024 02:47:14
F-4E-45MC livery based on F-4E AF#67-0210 (Callsign: BRENDA 01) which was a F-4E Phantom II that scored the first (and thus far only) air to air gun kill at supersonic speeds in history.
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F-4E
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Date - 05/25/2024 01:15:56
F-4E-45MC livery based on F-4G AF#69-7571 which was a USAF F-4G Wild Weasel V, assigned to the 81st Tactical Fighter Squadron, of the 52nd Tactical Fighter Wing, during Operation Desert Storm.
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F-4E
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Date - 05/24/2024 00:00:55
F-4E-45MC livery based on RF-4C AF#69-0381 (Callsign: VODKA 51) which was a USAF RF-4C Phantom II that was shot down by a US Navy F-14A Tomcat on Sept. 22, 1987.
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