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F-4C.
58 TTW / 314 TFTS.
Luke AFB, Arizona.
TAC.
Sept. 1977.
To AMARC as FP320 Oct 4, 1989. To Fritz Enterprises, Taylor, MI Aug 12, 1998 and salvaged.
RF-4C.
26 TRW / 38 TRS.
Zweibrücken AB, Germany.
June 1978.
To AMARC as FP330 Oct 6, 1989. Still on AMARC inventory Jan 15, 2008.
F-4C.
181 TFG / 113 TFS.
Hulman Field, Terre Haute, Indiana.
ANG.
July 1987.
To AMARC as FP733 Aug 14, 1991. To Fritz Enterprises, Taylor, MI Jun 1, 1999 and salvaged
DeHavilland Comet 4C G BDIX of Dan Air at Lasham Hampshire (EGHL) April 1980, ex RAF XR 399 in service from 1962 to 1975 with 216 Sqn RAF Lyneham.
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RF-4C.
6510TW / 6512 TS.
Edwards AFB, California.
AFFTC,
Aug. 1984.
To AMARC as FP824 Mar 2, 1992. Now located at Quartzsite, AZ in a park named Freedom Garden
Originally manufactured by McDonnell Douglas as an A-4C Skyhawk, upgraded to an A-4L , restored to flying status for Frank B Lynott from Seattle, Washington State by Mike McDougall of "Fighting Classics Aircraft Restoration" at Marana Regional Airport in Tuscon, Arizona as a TA-4J Skyhawk (N518TA / NP-518/ civil registration cn 14291) being towed to its static display spot at the 2010 Planes of Fame Airshow, Chino, California. This aircraft was built from Pieces and Parts from Skyhawks 158486 149540 148608 and 158486.
Formerly on display at the now closed Cavanaugh Flight Museum at Addison Airport, seen here on the ramp headed for a new home.
I hope it gets to stay inside wherever it's going, the paint looks sharp.
The red star on the nose is for a MiG-21 shot down over North Vietnam in 1967 with this airframe.
RF-4C.
460 TRG / 15 TRS.
Taegu AB, South Korea.
PACAF.
Oct. 1989.
To AMARC as FP843 Apr 28, 1992. Still on AMARC inventory Jan 15, 2008. To QRF-4C AF374 with 82nd ATRS
Volkel, 22 October 1981.
One of my oldest slides, taken in 1981 during a spotters' day at Volkel airbase (Netherlands). There were two visiting recce Phantoms from Alconbury. The weather was %^$@! - as usual.
This was a 'J79 only' day as the F-104s were not yet replaced by F-16s. Not a single F-16 was seen! ;-)
68-0557 was converted to QRF-4C drone and wasted in November 2010.
F-4C.
35 TFW / 39 TFTS.
George AFB, California.
TAC.
Nov. 1978.
sent to be target on Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland Nov 1986
The only Alfa Romeo 4C in the Netherlands and it's one of the few 4C's now existing!
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RF-4C.
10 TRW / 32 TRS.
RAF Alconbury, UK.
USAFE.
1960's.
To AMARC as FP818 Feb 25, 1992. Still on AMARC inventory Jan 15, 2008.
F-4C.
142 FIG / 141 TFTS.
Portland IAP, Oregon.
ANG
Aug. 1985.
To AMARC as FP183 Dec 28, 1988. To Saylor Creek Range, ID for target Oct 8, 1998
RF-4C 38thTRS/26thTRW ZR overshoots RAF Coltishall, Norfolk, June 1989. Scanned from a Kodachrome 64 slide.
F-4C.
159 TFG / 122 TFS.
NAS New Orleans, Louisina.
ANG.
1980's.
Currently preserved at the Pima Air and Space Museum,
My self created Alfa Romeo 4C.
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RF-4C.
10 TRW / 1 TRS.
RAF Alconbury, UK.
USAFE.
June 1983.
To AMARC as FP881 Jul 23, 1992. To Tyndall AFB as QRF-4C AF110. Expended in missile test Mar 25, 1998.
RF-4C.
123 TRW / 165 TRS.
Standiford Field, Kentucky.
ANG.
Jan. 1989.
To Spanish AF in Jan 1989 (EdA CR.12-51). SOC May 28, 2002. Sent to be target on Bardenas Range. Currently preserved in Sevilla-San Pablo
"Images of legendary sports cars both glorious and victorious. The roar of their engines. The noise of the crowd along the track. Genuine enthusiasm and passion.
The Alfa Romeo 4C was born from the purest Alfa Romeo spirit. A unique car, both in design and technology, created to excite the driver, both on the tracks and on the roads. Now, every passionate driver's dream can be realised..."
Source: Alfa Romeo Ireland
Photographed at Three Arena, Dublin Ireland during Cannonball Ireland - a unique three-day road trip around Ireland, taking a different route each year.
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