An article from the Air Trails magazine “World’s Greatest Aircraft” issue on Mr. MAC’s Fantastic, Formidable aircraft, F-4 Phantom II. The noteable thing here is the F-4A (F4H-1) cut away drawing!
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Thanks for the high resolution cutaway. Note that some elements of it are very early, such as the "hooded" air intake and the NACA inlet for the pitch-feel system on the side of the vertical fin instead of a pitot-like tube on teh leading edge.
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