#mcdonnell douglas aviation

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Two F-15's of the 32nd FS Wolfhounds and a F-16 from the RNLAF with 40 years anniversary tail from 314 squadron in formation flying over the province of Zeeland, the Neterlands photo made by the RNLAF photo flight section. #F15 #F15Eagle #USAF #McDonnellDouglasF15 #32TFS

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A U.S. Navy F-4N Phantom II from Fighter Squadron 21 (VF-21) Free Lancers and an A-7E Corsair II from Attack Squadron 97 (VA-97) on the USS Coral Sea 1 May 1981

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[usafphantom2]

Missed approach? IDK.

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The first 10 single-seat McDonnell Douglas Eagles (F-15A) were allocated to Category I of the test program. Each of the planes were allocated to a specific task in the flight test program. Number 10 shown below first flew on January 16, 1974 and tested the tactical electronic warfare system, radar and avionics evaluation.(ron downey aviation archives)

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[usafphantom2]

“The best conditions for photography is very cold winter days with good sunlight, then a nice snowy backdrop is always good, but the icing on the cake is a Strike Eagle, 494th FS in the welsh mountains this afternoon!”

credit David Lister

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US Navy F-4J Phantom VF-21 over San Diego - 1970’s

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F-15DJ 🇯🇵

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[usafphantom2]

80's McDonnell Douglas magazine add, still true present day! #F15 # Eaglecountry #F15Eagle #USAF #McDonnellDouglasF15

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[usafphantom2]

Looks like a podded High Energy Laser weapon on this F-15. The USAF was supposed to test and develop such a system on an F-15 under the the SHiELD program, though this is reported to have concluded earlier this year without any results.

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TurAirForce F-4Es Phantom

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Two US Navy Phantoms VF-41 "Black Aces"

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USMC F-4J Phantom VMFA-235 over Grand Canyon

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An USAF 335th TFS F-4E Phantom. January 1990

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Candles lit! Some of us mere mortals will never know what it's like to cruise above the earth as the sun sets in the greatest fighter jet ever made. Facts. 🫡

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Any day is good for an F4

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Naval Air Test Center -NATC- Patuxent River F-4B Phantom BuNo 153077, at NAS Patuxent River. July 1987.

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