F-4G Phantom II
"Wild Weasel "
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35th TFW
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When the first F-4Gs entered service they were assigned to the 35th TFW. The first shot in this series is 69-0251 at a Red Flag in 1980. Note the rather cool cobra on the tail (CB
69-0254 at an Amigo Airshow, late 1980s . (CB)
69-0257, again at Nellis. (CB)
69-0231 at Biggs AAF, late '80s. (CB)
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69-7270 at Holloman AFB's 1980 open house. (CB)
69-7560, again at Holloman. Probably about 1985. (CB)
69-7574 Amigo Airshow. (CB)
69-7582 at the El Paso International Airport in November, 1979. This is the scheme I like best on USAF F-4s: SEA with white belly, white codes and tons of stencils. (CB)
37th TFW
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For several years the 37th TFW took over Weasel dutuies from the 35th. Both were based at George AFB.
69-0245 at Nellis about 1980, before the introduction of the gawdaful Euro 1 scheme. (CB)
69-0292 at Amigo in the late 80s. (CB)
69-7201 on short final at George AFB. There was a spot outside the perimeter fence on the North side of the base that was great for photographing aircraft. I can only imagine how it must have been when Huns and F-104s were based at George. (CB)
69-7207 at Carswell AFB early 80s. (CB)
69-7235 at Nellis. (CB)
69-7561 ast the 561st's CO's bird at Bergstrom AFB, 1985. Horrible camo scheme. (CB)
52nd TFW
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57th FWW
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69-7235 at NAS Mirimar.
69-7295 is storage at AMARC, mid 90s. (CB)
190th TFS Idaho ANG
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The final unit to fly the Wild Weasel in the combat role was the Idaho ANG.
69-7202 at Holloman AFB. (CB)
69-7217.
69-7290 at Amigo. This was shortly after the unit received the aircraft and before adopting the WW tailcodes. (CB)
69-7297 also at Amigo with a more subdued tail marking. (CB)
53rd WEG
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The 53rd WEG oversaw the QF-4 program. The unit is based at Tyndall AFB, with a detachment at Holloman. The wing code is TD, with HD being the code for the Holloman detachment.
QF-4G 69-7209 at the Holloman open house in 2000. (CB)
QF-4G 69-7214 at the September, 2002 Holloman open house. (CB)
The
53rd Wing patch carried on the right side of the unit's
QF-4s. (CB)
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