Operated by 81 Tactical Fighter Wing and based at RAF Woodbridge, Suffolk.

Preserved at the Volk Field museum wearing the initial USAF F-4 all-grey scheme of the mid sixties and with the "Niagara Falls" legend of the NY ANG.

The Midland Air Museum seems to have a very restricted space to display their exhibits and this example has been stored this way for many years

This early Phantom (original designation F4H-1F) set a low-altitude speed record, still unbeaten, on 28.8.61, when Lts Huntington Hardisty (pilot) and Earl De Esch (RIO) flew her at 903 mph over a 3 km low-altitude course at the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. The maximum altitude reached was only 125 ft, fully living up to the project name - Sageburner. 145307 is seen here at the NASM's storage facility with B-29 'Enola Gay'

There are plenty of images on the internet of an F-4 in the Speyer museum pretending to be 153072, but this is the real Blue Angels ship #1 and was only the second production F-4J. Written off in a collision with 153081 (ship #4) at NAS Lakehurst, NJ on 26.7.73 - just two months after this photo - during a practice session

Preserved on a roundabout on the east side of Torrejón town, near the Shell petrol station Soto del Henares.