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airmanisr2 said:
The F-110A was the USAF designation for what was to become the F-4C. On Sept. 18, 1962, the USAF and U.S. Navy aircraft designation systems were combined into a single scheme resulting in the F-1 to F-11. The USAF F-110A and U.S. Navy F4H-1 became F-4C and F-4B, respectively. Operation Highspeed, a fly-off competition between the USAF F-106A and the U.S. Navy F4H-1 (F-4B) resulted in a convincing win for the F4H-1. The USAF was loaned two U.S. Navy aircraft (BuNo 149405/406) for a 120-day extended evaluation on Jan. 24, 1962. Twenty-seven more F-4Bs were eventually loaned to the USAF for service evaluation, most of which were returned to the U.S. Navy after the F-4C entered production
Veedubber79 said:
These are McDonnell F-4B-9-MC Phantom IIs (a.k.a. F-110A Spectres) 149405 (62-12168 "FJ-405") & 149406 (62-12169 "'FJ-406") in formation under test by USAF @ Langley AFB in Jan '62.

Veedubber79 said:
McDonnell F4H-1 / F-4B-25-MC Phantom II BuNo. 152980 "104" of the USN's VF-11 "Red Rippers" during a Mediterranean cruise aboard the USS Forrestal (CV-59) ca. '71. This a/c was lost while landing on "The FID" on 2 May 71. www.flickr.com/photos/skyhawkpc/8635627704/in/photolist-e...
ybilgici said:
Very nice! Yüksel

TVL1970 said:
Wallace M. "Gotch" Dillon (1895-1965) See: www.findagrave.com/memorial/36229806/wallace-myron-dillon dmairfield.com/people/dillon_wm/index.html