Built as an F-4C. Converted to an NF-4C test aircraft. Stored at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ in 1992. Left in 1996 and preserved at American Legion Post 17, Gallatin, TN. To NAS Pensacola for restoration in 2022 then preserved at the General Daniel "Chappie" James Memorial Plaza at the foot of the new bridge across Pensacola Bay at Pensacola, FL.

This NF-4C had been on display for many years at American Legion Post 17 in Gallatin, TN. It was relocated to Pensacola, FL., arriving on 22 April 2022. Since this photo was taken it has been restored and repainted to represent an F-4C flown by General "Chappie" James, Jr. in Vietnam. This a/c will be on display at the General "Chappie" James, Jr. Memorial Plaza which will be located at the north end of the new Pensacola Bay bridge currently under construction. The new bridge is also to be named in honor of General James.

Unmarked Phantom of the 6512th Test Squadron.

Parked in the static line-up for the 1984 Open House

A test F-4C (designated as NF-4C) at the massive platform of Edwards AFB (CA). In these day's countless F-4s in all variants could be found here. Check the large pitot tube of this old Phantom. The 6512th Test Squadron under command of the 6510th Test Wing operated at that time with A/YA-7D, VA-7F, A-7K, NA/OA-37B, NF-4C/D/E, YF-4E, NRF-4C, F-15A/B/C/D/E, F-111A, F-111D, FB-111A (later, F-111G), UH-1N, O-2A, T-37B, T-38A, AT-38B, T-38C, and UV-18 (haha!) in all kinds of test missions. The F-4s were eventally pashed out in 1992. The squadron is currently known as 4445th Flight Test Squadron.