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McDonnell F-4C-24-MC Phantom II 64-0857 w/ USAF buzz letters "FJ-857". After serving with the 91st TFS 81st TFW at RAF Bentwaters, this a/c was transferred to the Spanish AF in Mar '72 as "C.12-21" and was subsequently lost with its crew on 14 Oct 77.

Spanish Air Force, C.12-21 / 121-11.

This is not a F-4E because it does not have a gun in the nose It look like it about 7feet short between the radar and the cockpit for the gun The bit under the nose was a sensor they had on the F-4D.

This is McDonnell F-4D-32-MC Phantom II 66-8781 while in the 480th TFS (CZ) 366th TFW based @ Da Nang AB RVN in late 1966. She survived the war but was later lost with both crew members from the 52nd TFW at Spangdahlem AB in "The Wash" off the English coastline on 6 Jul 77.

This is a photo of a US Air Force McDonnell Douglas F-4C (F-4C-19-MC) Phantom (USAF Ser. No. 63-7569, Construction Number c/n 582) which overran the runway at Cam Ranh Bay in the Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) in or about 1965. This F-4 Phantom would eventually be repaired and serve with the US Air Force well into the mid-1980s (sent to the AMARC "boneyard" on March 12, 1987 as "FP0045").