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F-4B Phantom II. Naval Missile Center. Point Mugu, CA, circa 1972.

Happy Friday....

Nocturnal "Redbird"...B-57G of the 13th Bomber Squadron, 8th TFW out of Ubon RTAFB, December 1970. (Hard to see I know, but it's supposed to be that way.)

RB-57E Canberra...before they were known as Patricia Lynn aircraft, June 1963

Martin B-57C Canberra dual control operational trainer of the 3510th Combat Crew Training Squadron.... And from the 765th Bomber Squadron, 461st Bomber Group...B-57B Canberra

The prototype "G" model Wild Weasel testing its newly installed equipment over Nellis...

The REAL weather channel...WB-57C Canberra, 58th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron.

It's a Friday...it's a Phantom...only one pic...F-4J VX-4

With the setting sun...an EB-57E Canberra.

Early in the war.....

Hawkeye on Patrol:

Hey Spinners: IMHO...the pilot sits too low. Try this... [Pilot] SystemType=PILOT_COCKPIT PILOTMODELNAME=WW2Luft SetCockpitPosition=TRUE Position=0.0,-0.72,0.65 <------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SeatModelName= SeatPosition= MinExtentPosition=-0.25,-0.5,0.0 MaxExtentPosition= 0.25,-1.1,1.2 CanopyNodeName=Canopy_Frame HasArmor=TRUE ArmorMaterial=STEEL Armor[FRONT].Thickness=75 Armor[REAR].Thickness=6 Armor[BOTTOM].Thickness=6 Mandatory pic:

Another Mustang...this time a "D" model with paper 108 gallon tanks

Another Mustang? Yep...in silver...

Another Mustang. "Meiner Kleiner" VT-D, circa May 1944 from the 336th FS, 4th FG and with a Malcolm hood.

The iconic P-51B Mustangs of Don Gentile (VF-T) and Johnny Godfrey (VF-P)

MATS C-135A.....when color mattered

Yep Wrench...the last of the Scorpions.

Pretty Cool... Required Screen...Old time patrol 2

Awesome Recce Phantom..... Mandatory Pic...514th FS, SVAF, 1966

From the A-Team Skunkworks files...an AD-5W Skyraider with new skin.

Lead and wingman...Mig-cap over Korea

Sabre with teeth...of the Turkish Air Force, circa 1974.

Japanese Air Self Defense Force F-86F Sabre....

Thanks to you all. Heck...that is pretty close. I think I can work with that. Again thanks, Pete