Aircraft 38 01 Photo

38 01, 1972 McDonnell Douglas F-4F Phantom II, C/N: 4607
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Aircraft 38 01, 1972 McDonnell Douglas F-4F Phantom II, c/n 4607, start up during the "Fly-out" celebration at Fliegerhorst Pferdsfeld. The base has been closed ever since! A history that started in 1935., at EDSP, photo by Friedrich Becker
start up during the "Fly-out" celebration at Fliegerhorst Pferdsfeld. The base has been closed ever since! A history that started in 1935.
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Shot Date 1997-07-01
Airport EDSP
Poltringen Airfield Airport, Ammerbuch Germany
Upload Date 2010-05-02
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Camera Make Nikon
Camera Model Nikon COOLSCAN V ED
Dimensions 1200 × 800
Date Taken 2010-05-02 20:31:10
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Aircraft 38 01, start up during the "Fly-out" celebration at Fliegerhorst Pferdsfeld. The base has been closed ever since! A history that started in 1935., at EDSP, photo by Friedrich Becker
Friedrich Becker
@ EDSP
Aircraft 38 01, JG-71 QRA-bird 3801 seen here while landing at Wittmund AB., at 3801, photo by Nicpix Aviation Press/Erik op den Dries
Nicpix Aviation Press/Erik op den Dries
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Aircraft 38 01, 3801 in beautiful light at ETNT, at ETNT, photo by Nicpix Aviation Press Erik op den Dries
Nicpix Aviation Press Erik op den Dries
@ ETNT
Aircraft 38 01, Berlin Air Show 31.5.08, at EDDB, photo by leo larsen
leo larsen
@ EDDB
Aircraft 38 01, static display at Fliegerhorst Pferdsfeld, at EDSP, photo by Friedrich Becker
Friedrich Becker
@ EDSP
Aircraft 38 01, 1972 McDonnell Douglas F-4F Phantom II, c/n 4607, start up during the "Fly-out" celebration at Fliegerhorst Pferdsfeld. The base has been closed ever since! A history that started in 1935., at EDSP, photo by Friedrich Becker
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