This picture shows a brand new F-4D operated by the 36th TFW (based at Bitburg AB), visiting the 1967 airshow at Wethersfield. The aircraft last served with the North Dakota Air National Guard until withdrawn from use in April 1988, but is now displayed at the entrance to the ND ANG base at Hector International Airport, Fargo, ND.

This aircraft was re-serialed 104827 in July 1970. On 29th July 1982, during a low-level navigation training flight, it collided mid-air with a US-registered Piper Cherokee 6 which was on approach to Worms airfield (EDFV). Both occupants of the Cherokee were killed when their aircraft crashed into a field. The CF-104 pilot ejected from his rolling aircraft almost inverted at 700 feet. He received serious injuries, but recovered. The fighter crashed into a house in the village of Großniedesheim, resulting in the death of a 19 year old occupant. (With thanks to Aviation Safety Network).

Stored at Davis-Monthan AFB with park code FE309 from 1977. To Tracor Flight Systems at Mojave in 1985 for conversion to target drone QF-100D 230 and was destroyed as such on 12th November 1987. (Thanks to Paul Seymour for the information).

Built May 1961. ex. 111Squadron. It later became 8421M. Scanned from an Agfa colour slide.

This picture shows a brand new F-4D operated by the 36th TFW (based at Bitburg AB), visiting the 1967 airshow at Wethersfield. Many of the early F-4Ds of the 36th TFW were delivered to South Korea in 1969, including this one.

Scanned from a colour slide. The 20th TFW was in the process of applying a camouflage c/s to its aircraft,hence the lack of the usual unit markings.

Operated by 436 Military Airlift Wing. Displayed at the USAF open day at Wethersfield, Essex.