This is the third Phantom II produced by McDonnell, as an YF4H-1, this aircraft was at first designated F4H-1F and later as the F-4A. In the early to mid 1960’s, it was assigned to the General Electric company for J-79 development work. It is now at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. A US Navy photo. Note all the F-101 assembly in the background.
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This picture just reminds me of what pain in the butt engine changes are on the F-4. I did not like having to safety wire those cannon plugs with .020 wire. argh! The torque booster on the fuel control ( throttle link) was not easy either. We made a special tool using a screwdriver with a couple of holes drilled through the screwdriver tip.
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