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**2.2 Mach! The McDonnell Douglas RF4B Phantom was the workhorse of the US military in the 60's thru 80's. The RF4b jet carried no weapons, but was used instead for Photo Reconnaissance and extensively in the Vietnam war. It served as the principal air superiority fighter for the U.S. Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps and became important in the ground-attack and aerial reconnaissance roles late in the war. No. 22 was a attached to these Marine Corps squadrons: VMCJ-1, VMCJ-3, and VMFP-3. It is powered by 2, J-79 Jet turbines and is capable of speeds over 2.2 Mach! I am honored that Torsten, Marc, Jan, and Andreas from the Aerofly team put this special Phantom in their program for me, so we can all see and fly it again! Phantoms made the best Blue Angels birds with thundering afterburners and blistering speeds. When I fly this model, I go back to those exciting times. Thanks so kindly for watching and God bless. Here is the link to where you can get the Ikarus Aerofly RC-8 program on SteamPowered.com. https://store.steampowered.com/app/15... and this is the link to my Original Crash video on the USS Midway. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nADh0...

https://youtu.be/zNueqSVX8Ts #22 flies again Dave Herbert, USMC Ret.

As you know, Dave, I have been a longtime fan of the F-4 Phantom. Truly a remarkable aircraft and ahead of its time. I remember going up the 99 just south of Tulare, CA and seeing that Phantom next to the freeway. I would always look at in in awe. Too bad that you never see them flying anymore. Thanks for this video, I loved it! Semper Fi and Happy New Year.
I never got to fly one Dave, but always wished I could. Being a Spad driver I was stuck in place until they retired the ole warbirds. I'd bet you are the only guy that ever landed an F-4 aboard ship without the use of a tailhook! Thanks for another cool video.
That last landing had to be "heart-stopping"!!!!
The jet I never was able to work on but longed too. F106 in jimmy Doolittle's old squadron was my last year in the air force. Started out with b52 and kc135's
"**2.2 Mach! The McDonnell Douglas RF4B Phantom was the workhorse of the US military in the 60's thru 80's. The RF4b jet carried no weapons, but was used instead for Photo Reconnaissance and extensively in the Vietnam war. It served as the principal air superiority fighter for the U.S. Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps and became important in the ground-attack and aerial reconnaissance roles late in the war. No. 22 was a attached to these Marine Corps squadrons: VMCJ-1, VMCJ-3, and VMFP-3. It is powered by 2, J-79 Jet turbines and is capable of speeds over 2.2 Mach! I am honored that Torsten, Marc, Jan, and Andreas from the Aerofly team put this special Phantom in their program for me, so we can all see and fly it again! Phantoms made the best Blue Angels birds with thundering afterburners and blistering speeds. When I fly this model, I go back to those exciting times. Thanks so kindly for watching and God bless. Here is the link to where you can get the Ikarus Aerofly RC-8 program on SteamPowered.com. https://store.steampowered.com/app/15... and this is the link to my Original Crash video on the USS Midway.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nADh0...

https://youtu.be/zNueqSVX8Ts The first Aerofly video #22 flies again
Dave Herbert, USMC Ret."
Thank you, Dave. I hope you, Ilea and the rest of your family are doing well and staying warm this Christmas season!
Bom v¨ªdeo! Amigo, como fa?o para obter o honney bee cp2? Meu sonho desde os 9 anos, hoje tenho 22, hahaha. Happy new year! ????????
Good Stuff, love the Phantom.
Sexiest Fighter plane of my Generation. Always a thrill driving past them , on my way to Skeet Field @ Homestead AFB . A belated Merry Christmas, Sir. !!
you drove that thing like Major Spooner did. I was in our AIMD COM/NAV shop right under the flight deck when that F4 came in and took the barricade. It was very loud and noisy to hear that bird sliding across the deck. As soon as it came to a stop ,me and two other Marines came out of the shop and took the nearest hallway to the port side sponson to get a closer look. . Heck we opened the hatch and to our surprise we were right under the Phantom as it was hanging over the side. all kinds of liquids were streaming and dripping down. We quickly closed the hatch and went back to the shop and continued watching it on the TV monitors.
Amazing! I've told you this before and probably will again, but to me She's still the best looking ole girl at any dance! Thank you for sharing that baby with us Dave. Much enjoyed watching it. Thumbs up video ~John
Thank you both & Happy new year.
Nice
Happy New year, Sir.
Is that the Sibley elevators in the background?