F-4 Phantom VF-96 Duke CunninghamVF 96 F 4 Phantom US Navy airplane model. The F 4 Phantom II was a twin engine, all weather, fighter bomber. The Phantom was first used by the U. S. Navy as an interceptor but also was capable of flying as a ground support bomber for the U. S. Marine Corps. The aircraft could perform three tactical air roles air superiority, interdiction and close air support as it did in southeast Asia. McDonnell designed one of the greatest fighters of the postwar

the IIAF narrowed its choice to the F-14 Tomcat or McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle

Singapore and Turkey

It is also operated by armed forces in Australia

the airplane can be equipped with auxiliary fuel tanks internally as well as externally

fast and vibration free

NASA established a multi-year experimental hypersonic ground and flight test program called Hyper-X

Air Mobility Command

the first Airbus A-320 took to the air

Lockheed P2V Neptune airplane model

which was at that time being operated by Boeing for the manufacture of the PBB-1 Sea Ranger twin-engine patrol flying boat

and the later involvement of the United States in Southeast Asia

The MiG-17 proved the continued worth of automatic cannons in a era of advanced air-to-air missiles