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Why the F-4 Phantom won't be retired anytime soon
First flown in 1958, the McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II continues to defy expectations well into the 21st century, remaining operational, relevant, and, remarkably, still airborne in several parts ...
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The 'best fighter never produced': Vought's Crusader III outflew the F-4 Phantom, then lost everything in 48 hours
In December 1958, the U.S. Navy chose the F-4 Phantom over a Vought fighter that was faster, lighter, and cheaper — the better airplane, according to the men who flew both. The rejection looks like a ...
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