This F-4C just arrived at Mather AFB (CA) from March AFB (CA) when this picture was made. The California Air National Guard Phantom was retired from the 196th TFS and parked at the 323rd Fighter Training Wing platform. It was some months later preserved at this location as a motivation boost for the USAF students of the Training Wing. From 1998 onwards, the Phantom is preserved at San Luis Obispo (CA).

This CA ANG aircraft was sold to Greece as 68-0363 and delivered on 19 October 1991.

This F-4E was delivered to South Korea as 80-466 on 19 September 1990.

This California Air National Guard Phantom received some additional tail markings, and served as the commanders aircraft of the 163rd Tactical Fighter Group. The Spook was sold to Turkey as 67-0372 on 20 August 1991. Within a year in Turkish service, the aircraft crashed near Eskisehir on 14 April 1992. At that time, the Turkish Phantom was assigned to 112 Filo.

This California Air National Guard F-4E was transferred to the 141st TFS (New Jersey ANG) and eventually sold to South Korea as 80-514 by 1991.

After its operational service, this F-4E was converted into QF-4E. Its fate was more-or-less set from that moment... it was shot down in service with the 82nd ATRS during a missile test over the Gulf of Mexico on 28 April 2009.