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McDonnell F-4J 157293 VF-31 AC101 USS Saratoga NAS Fallon 20Oct73 RJF

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  • TVL1970 said:
    F-4J, BuNo 157293 is credited with a shootdown of a North Vietnamese Air Force (NVAF) MiG-21, June 19, 1972 while assigned to VF-31 aboard USS Saratoga, hence the kill marking on the left inlet ramp. HOWEVER: "This aircraft is credited by some with shooting down MiG-21 on June 21, 1972, piloted by Cdr Samuel Flynn and Lt William John. However, Cdr Flynn says that he was flying the F-4J now at the NASM-Dulles when the kill was scored and that his kill markings were transferred to 157293 when he was assigned that plane. 157293 now on display at Texas Air Museum, Caprock Chapter, Slaton, TX." See: wpalette.com/en/planes/34162
  • ybilgici said:
    Nice! Yüksel

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  • Jeff S said:
    Catalog information is incorrect; There is no history of VF-194 ever having deployed aboard Constellation. Available records show that the squadron, at the time of this image, was assigned to CVW-15 aboard USS Coral Sea. Historian USS Constellation (CVA/CV 64)

McDonnell F-4J 155838 VMFA-251 DW1 NAS Miramar 11Oct75 [PBL via RJF]

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  • Stig Jarlevik said:
    The serialnumber belongs to a F-4J. If the date is correct this airframe had not yet been converted and was still a J-model. Also the J-model was never converted to F-4N, they all became F-4S. Stig