F-4 Phantom II. Part2 USAF F-4E & G
β Bert Kinzey
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1982
π Squadron-Signal
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PaperAircrafts.com presents a flying paper-plane that attempts to
replicate simplified, the famous McDonnell Douglas F-4E Phantom II
decorated with early 70βs USAF paint scheme. The F-4 was a double
seat, twin engine, air superiority fighter/interceptor/bomber. It entered
service in 1960 and more than 5000 were built. It flew or is flying in
the air forces of United States, Japan, Germany, Spain, United
Kingdom, Greece, Iran, Australia, Turkey, South Korea, Israel and
Egypt. Two of its nicknames are βThe Flying Brickβ and βThe triumph
of thrust over aerodynamicsβ
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