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Absolutely beautiful

I remember these babies breaking the sound barrier when i was at camp in Nashville Indiana. I think they were stationed at Camp Atterbury in Edinburg Indiana

It's the sound of the world's angriest vacuum cleaner.

At 5 yr.s old I remember my mother woke us 4 kids to watch my father USAF Col Ted Dorris (ret) take off at dawn from Eglin AFB heading for Vietnam. Should have been in 1966. He ended up at Ubon. He said flying was the most fun you could have with your clothes on! I am beyond proud of him and ALL others who served and those serving now...........

Was at Holloman in 1976 Barracks number 334 I was maintenance on f4.Hospital guys were on the third floor

i live near March AFB in Riverside. loved seeing the F4's when they use to fly over my house. Shure do miss them

Why are the ground crew without ear protections?

My mother loved the Phantom

Magnificent

For those that fly RC EDF jets, this is the exact airplane the Freewing F-4 is modeled from. 67-463 from the Triple Nickel squadron.

The sound of those J79 turbojets is good enough music for me. What a jaw dropping beast of an aircraft! 😍 Phantoms Phorever! 👻

7:02 Wow that idle Noise

What a beautiful video. Long live the Phantom!

My father flew the RF-4C out of Udorn. I still remember seeing his squadron off from the flight line of Mountain Home A.F.B. He loved flying.

This is nothing more than music.

Sali del medio, pelado...I came out of the middle peeled...

I was in the 191st. We had Cs and Ds

The mighty F4........

Great video! I remember the F-4 Phantoms doing TOLs at Holloman AFB in Alamogordo NM when I was stationed there in 1976. I was assigned to the 6049th Combat Support Group, hospital division, and half of the floor in my barracks were housed by aviation maintenance troops...Great guys to hang with!

Nur Amerika kann ein so aufregend klingendes Kampfflugzeug mit seinen gewaltigen Doppel Turbinen bauen, das die ware Freude ist sobald es in seinem Element ist.

F-4D ...needs a Suu-23 on the centerline with Aim-7s an Aim-9s. Great video. 👍

MIG killer!💥💥💥💥💥

The sound of those turbine engines remind me of my years in the Air Force

Gorgeous beast!

I love F4's! I worked on F4E's and RF4D's at Clark AFB, RP for many years! This sound is music to my ears!

USAF Karpada ( Toad ). Regards from Israel.

Mean machine during Vietnam War, however it was a crew chief nightmare to work on and major repairers. Work as a chief and in crash recover during Vietnam War overseas. Viet Nam Veteran and Twenty years of Military Services. (Veteran Spoken my opinions and only my opinions based on my first amendment rights.7674) Until the first amendment rights taking away from me from the democratic party. The party, I no longer trust, that refuse to fight for America people constitutional rights.

Blood 🚒🇺🇲🚑

Shame that back seat is empty!

It was amazing.

I was a crew chief on the F4C,D,E,and E slat from 1965 to 1977.

That's strange that there is no cross bleed to the other engine. I guess it saves on additional weight. These were designed before such a thing to.

Note, ground power unit powered by same jet engine that powers T 37.

Air start from a dash 60, done that more than a few times.

Front intakes give me goose bumps.

I'm trying to figure out exactly where this airshow was👍

shot down by VIETNAM!

Awesome! 👍

@7:07 & @7:29 ... aww, The F-4 J-79's distinctive Howling-whistle... you can hear the same sound in F-104s if you listen carefully.

🦅👍

as an old crew chief. i can almost smell the JP4 and feel the jet blast.

Proud to have helped the most elite Air Force Base in US history outside the hook line, NV where I was proud to help defend Airway Heights, WA (US Air Force Base)! Out on Saturday dead Zags! Go Federal-Mogul! RIP once feared clandestine former employer where verbal words of FISA Court Assignment were often heard by those soon to be dead, at the young age of 32.

Did a med cruise with this bird talk about .brut force she had it in spades I was in V2 division see her survive cold shot a couple times that's power

Great memories.

I believe that is Gen. Steve Ritchie!

that has got to be the most beautiful looking & sounding fighter

Worked F4 radar for 20 years C,D,E and the G a little. A H is an E with the gun removed and a digital computer, synchronizer, display system and ECM gear in the place the gun went.

We launched these by ourselves...one man with a snoopy. Loved them. Worked on F4D and RF4C

How cool is that ? This Harley missed out not building it .