Why Was The F-4 Phantom Retired And What Was Its Top Speed?
The F-4 Phantom was a fighter jet that entered service with the U.S. Navy in 1961 and eventually found its way to the Air ...
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The F-4 Phantom Has the World’s Only Gun Kill at Supersonic Speed
The F-4 was built to serve as a carrier-based interceptor for the U.S. Navy but would eventually be folded into both the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Marine Corps force structure where the Phantom ...
Trump Offers a Glimpse of New Stealth Fighter, the F-47
On Friday, the country’s 47th president, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth by his side in the Oval Office, announced that ...
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NGAD fighter jet – named F-47 – will fly under Trump
Government, industry and the air force each announce that Boeing will deliver the sixth generation crewed fighter jet under ...
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Boeing Wins U.S. Air Force's NGAD F-47 Fighter Contract
Boeing won a contract March 21 to develop a next-generation combat aircraft for the U.S. Air Force that will spearhead future ...
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An F-4 Phantom Has Crashed in Western Iran
More than four decades later, these American-made platforms still serve Iran’s Air Force. In fact, one of Tehran’s F-4 Phantom jets recently crashed in Kabudrahang, Hamedan. Images of the ...
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QF-4 Aerial Target
The Air Force's Phantom II was designated F-4C, and first flew May 27, 1963. Production deliveries began in November 1963. The F-4 was the primary fighter-bomber aircraft in the U.S. Air Force ...
USAF selects Boeing for Next-Generation Air Dominance Platform
The U.S. Air Force announced Boeing (BA) has been awarded a contract to design, build and deliver its next-generation fighter aircraft.
How Many F-15 Eagles Are Still In Service?
In 1965, the USAF initiated the Fighter Experimental (FX) program to replace the venerable F-4 Phantom; the F-15 Eagle’s development resulted from this. The FX program would likely have started ...