Looks great Dave and it's one of my favorite sequences in the book:
...They were Phantom jets of the New York Air National Guard,
configured as Wild Weasel SAM-killers. While Russian attention
was on the converging bomber raid, they skimmed over hilltops
and down valleys, using the crenelated landscape to mask their
low-level approach. The back-seat crewman in each aircraft
counted the missile radars, selecting the most dangerous
targets. When they got to within ten miles of Keflavik, they
popped up high and fired a salvo of Standard-ARM antiradar
missiles.
The Russians were caught by surprise. Laboring to direct
missile fire at the bombers, they didn't expect a two-part
raid. The incoming missiles were not detected. Three of the
ARMs found targets, killing two search radars and a missile launch
vehicle. One launch commander turned his vehicle around
and trained manually on the new threat. The Phantoms jammed
his fire-control radar, leaving behind a series of chaff
clouds as they came in at thirty-foot height. As each pilot
raced to the target area assigned to him, he conducted a hasty
visual search. One saw an undamaged SAM launcher and streaked
toward it, dropping Rockeye cluster bomb canisters that fell
short but spread over a hundred bomblets all over the area.
The SA-11 launcher exploded in his wake; its crew never knew
what had happened. A thousand yards beyond it was a mobile
antiaircraft gun vehicle. The Phantom engaged it with his own
cannon, badly damaging it as he swept across the rest of the
peninsula and escaped back over the sea, a cloud of chaff and
flares in his wake. It was a letter-perfect Weasel mission.
All four aircraft were gone before the Soviet missile crews
were able to react. The two SAMs that were launched exploded
harmlessly in chaff clouds. The battery had lost two-thirds of
its launcher vehicles and all of its search radars. Three of
the mobile guns were also destroyed or damaged. The bombers
were now a mere twenty miles out....
I have to say I always pictured them as F-4Es because of the bit about engaging a AAA vehicle with cannon but I suppose it could be a gunpod on an F-4D.
I was thinking about the loadout though and if they carry a centreline gunpod they have to carry the Rockeyes and Standards under the wings, so no drop tanks, and it's a long way to Iceland and back even with tankers.
If they're F-4Es they could have wing tanks outboard, Standards inboard and the Rockeyes on a centreline TER.
Or maybe I'm just rivet counting and obsessing over a work of fiction!
Reason for edit: I just realised what I was asking was a big no no!